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The Infection Control Coordinator also serves as a mentor and resource for the Infection Control Nurse and oversees the program system-wide. Under the direction of the Infection Control Coordinator, the nurse participates in conducting epidemiologic investigations according to public health and CDC standards.
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The Infection Prevention Epidemiologist I assists the Hospital Epidemiologist and the Director of Operations of the Department of Hospital Epidemiology and Infection Control with the activities of the department to prevent the spread of infection within the Johns Hopkins Hospital and affiliated locations.
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Join us as our Infection Control Nurse / Educator! The Infection Control Nurse is a Registered Nurse who is responsible for coordinating the activities of the Infection Control Program, assuming direct responsibility for infection surveillance and reporting, and providing technical support and education for the hospital staff.
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The Endoscopy Center Processing Technician is responsible for the leak testing, manual cleaning, and high level disinfecting of all endoscopic equipment and accessories according to infection control guidelines and established Endoscopy Center guidelines.
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Assures compliance with all mandated regulatory reporting requirements including but not limited to Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS), Provides infection prevention and control programs/services that add value and integrated with departmental, facility, Medical Center and organizational business and clinical goals/objectives.
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Ensures training complies with standards of safety and infection control. We invite you to visit CentroMed and discover how we can be your medical home. The Clinical Trainer promotes and supports the Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) primary care model.
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Sterilizes all necessary accessories according to Endoscopy Center established guidelines and infection control guidelines. High-level disinfects all endoscopic equipment and accessories according to Endoscopy Center established guidelines and infection control guidelines.
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Job OverviewUnder the direction of the Director, Infection Prevention (RN, CIC) in collaboration with Environment of Care and Environmental Services, the LVN Infection Prevention Specialist, is responsible for participating in the planning, developing, implementing the aspects of infection prevention and control activities within AltaMed Health Services Corporation.
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Under the direction of the Director, Infection Prevention (RN, CIC) in collaboration with Environment of Care and Environmental Services, the LVN Infection Prevention Specialist, is responsible for participating in the planning, developing, implementing the aspects of infection prevention and control activities within AltaMed Health Services Corporation.
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The Infection Preventionist for Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) is responsible for the day-to-day implementation of the Infection Prevention functions of MGH IC, one of the site teams of MGB Infection Control.
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Represents Infection Control at Medical Center Committees (Environment of Care, Emergency Preparedness, Performance Improvement, Patient Safety, Nursing Leadership, Critical Care, and product evaluation committee, etc.
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Under the leadership of the Director of Nursing and Administrator, the Infection Preventionist will work directly with all employees, patients, medical providers, and pharmacists to fully implement all aspects of the infection prevention and control program which is designed to comply with all aspects of CDC, CMS, OSHA and other federal and state guidelines for long-term care.
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Oversees the development of all infection control policies and procedures for the medical center and departments including Occupational Health and Safety using published guidelines, standards, and research.
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Annual certifications for competency for competency, OSHA, MSD, infection control, fire, and safety training. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:Education and Training:High School Diploma or GEDWithin the first 90 days, general and department orientation, infection control, fire and safety education, and information technology 2000 hours of on-the-job training(paid) with the support and guidance of an experienced one-on-one MA coach.
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The LVN Infection Prevention Specialist will work in partnership with the Nurse Supervisors, employees, as well as the Autoclave Specialists at the clinics and dental sites, including Environmental Aides to implement the Infection Control and Surveillance Plan, while providing onsite support.
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