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Bachelor's degree in public health, infectious disease, infection prevention, nursing; licensed as a Registered Nurse in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, State of New Jersey, and State of Delaware preferred.
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As a dedicated Infection Control/Prevention Program Manager, you'll play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of patients, employees, volunteers, students, and visitors at a Virginia Mason Franciscan Health facility/function.
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This individual is responsible for assisting and supporting the implementation of the Regulatory requirements as stipulated by: CMS, DHCS, HRSA, OSHA, CDC, The Joint Commission, and California Department of Public Health, to ensure that Sterilization and High Level Disinfection processes and Infection Prevention practices meet regulatory standards.
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Serves as facility liaison to the Employee Health Nurse related to employee infection prevention issues. In addition, the IPP monitors the visitor protocol regarding potential infectious disease and is a liaison between all departments and the VP of Operations with respect to issues of infection prevention.
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The ICP reviews relevant public health issues to integrate into practice, serves as a consultant and resource person regarding infection prevention issues for all facility personnel, collaborates with other healthcare professionals within and outside of the facility, and implements infection prevention education programs.
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Rounds in assigned inpatient units, outpatient areas, perioperative areas, and ancillary departments regularly and on an as needed basis for evaluating compliance with infection prevention practices, policies and regulatory agency requirements.
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The Infection Preventionist ensures rigorous infection prevention and control standards that meet Joint Commission, OSHA, CMS, Public Health Department, Center for Disease Control and other regulatory agencies through monitoring patient outcomes, recommending practice changes, facilitating change and observing practices for compliance and opportunities for improvement.
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Example 2 - Respiratory Therapist with at least three (3)+ years' experience in a hospital setting and at least 3 years of Infection Prevention/Control work experience in a hospital setting required.
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The Infection Prevention Manager is the direct Supervisor for region level infection preventionist and responsible for the day-to-day operations of the assigned infection prevention program.
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Leads the SRH environmental infection prevention surveillance rounds in inpatient and outpatient areas. Compiles, interprets and provides comprehensive surveillance reports to the Infection Prevention Committee and other Committees as appropriate.
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Our Infection Control and Prevention Program Managers are crucial in overseeing and evaluating a comprehensive Infection Prevention/Control program for their assigned area.
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RN Quality Improvement / Infection Prevention Overview Full-time, Quality Improvement RN opportunity in our Skilled Nursing Community! Quality Improvement or Infection Prevention experience preferred.
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The Director, Infection prevention is a member of the Infection Prevention & Control team with special interest knowledge and experience in epidemiology, microbiology and principles of infection control.
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Benefits for our Infection Control Nurse (RN) include: Up to $2000 Tuition Assistance per Year Tuition savings to continue your nursing education with Chamberlain University In-house Psychiatric Nurse Residency Transition-to-Practice Orientation (20 CEUs) Career development opportunities across UHS and our 300+ locations.
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Complete incident reports to document all Security/Loss Prevention related incidents. Maintain confidentiality of all Security/Loss Prevention and property reports/documents; release information only to authorized individuals.
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