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Awake Overnight Counselors have a range of duties including have a range of duties include administrating medication under the Medication Administration Plan (MAP), implementing treatment plans, and assisting people with activities of daily living.
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Demonstrates knowledge of and follows SSH policies and procedures for administering, transcribing, and recording medications.b. Completes medication reconciliation process following SSH policy and proceduresc.
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Teaches patients and significant others how to manage their illness/injury, by explaining: post-treatment home care needs, diet/nutrition/exercise programs, self-administration of medication and rehabilitation, as well as provides referrals to other healthcare professionals for follow-up treatment.
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Reports adverse reactions to medications or treatments in accordance with the policy regarding the administration of medications by a licensed registered nurse. Teladoc Allied health plan members (and their dependents - even if not covered under your Allied health plan)can access free sick or acute care consults with board-certified physicians 24/7.
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Essential skills for the technician supervisor include: venipuncture, IV catheter placement, medication administration, pharmaceutical knowledge, basic radiology skills, sedation monitoring as well as the ability to stay calm and multi-task with a high case load, delegating and supervising subordinates, hiring, training and development of staff.
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Perform assigned duties, including administration of medication, wound care, treatments, and procedures. Never resting on our laurels of sourcing candidates thoroughly and presenting our clients only the cream of the crop.
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Administering medication to clients as outlined in medication administration policy. Educating clients on use, purpose, side effects, and other information relating to medication assisted treatment.
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Ability to comprehend materials related to medication administration, ISP’s, PBS and ADL programs. Follow the Department of Public Health’s (DPH) Medication Administration Program (MAP) policies, which include, but are not limited to training requirements, medication administration, medication security, and corresponding documentation.
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