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Job Summary: The Palliative Care Social Worker - Outpatient is accountable for psychosocial assessments and provision of medical social services for the patient and family, in accordance with the interdisciplinary plan of care.
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RN Academic Requirement: For new graduates hired with an Associate degree, employment with MedStar Washington Hospital Center is contingent upon enrollment into an accredited BSN program within one (1) year of employment, and continuing matriculation in the program to achieve a BSN within 5 years of the program start date.
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Reports to Nurse Manager, Charge Nurse or Circulating Nurse
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Under the direction of the Director, General Laboratory Supervisor, or Lead CLS, the MLT performs technical procedures working with direct supervision of a licensed Clinical Laboratory Scientist in specified areas of the clinical laboratory.
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In collaboration with the Nurse Director the Assistant Nursing Director is responsible for the leadership and management of the Mother Baby unit at MedStar Washington Hospital Center. If you are ready to make a significant impact on patient care and lead a dynamic team of nurses in a cutting-edge environment, we invite you to apply for the Assistant Nursing Director position at MedStar Washington Hospital Center.
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The Control Engineer is a member of the Operations Department team and assists the professional staff in operating, inspecting, maintaining, and conducting basic and/or running repairs on all hospital stationary equipment.
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The Certified Surgical Technologist is dedicated to providing a safe patient environment and accepts responsibility to assist in on-the-job training of new team members upon request.
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Develops and/or implements a health education plan for each patient/family unit and for groups of patients.
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Clinical Nurses at Washington Hospital Center deliver exceptional nursing care to patients and families. Proof of enrollment to be submitted to Nurse Leader. Our "Pathway to Excellence" designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center identifies the Hospital Center as one of the best places for Registered Nurses in specialties like critical care, neuroscience/trauma, emergency medicine, and women's and infants' services.
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