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Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner (APRN) Role ScopeAlong with practicing as a full time, clinical APP within the EP department, the AP clinical leader works with the physician division lead, the EP lab manager, the EP office manager, and service line director as well as AP peers in cardiac electrophysiology.
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Under the Director of Clinical Trials and the direct supervision of the Clinical Research Nurse Manager, coordinates and manages clinical trials in accordance with federal and state regulations, Institutional Review Board (IRB) approvals and Connecticut Children’s policies and procedures.
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Hartford Hospital is actively hiring *Assistant Nurse Manager (RN) Assistant Nurse Manager (RN) - Cardiology Arrhythmia. Automatic enrollment into the Nurse Residency Program for all graduate RN's with less than one year of experience.
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In addition, the organization has developed three wholly owned subsidiaries from the original pilot developments within the Weitzman Institute: the National Nurse Practitioner Residency and Fellowship Training Consortium (NNPRFTC), the National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement (NIMAA), and ConferMed.
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The Operations Manager is responsible for managing operational functions; ensuring that community based practices maintain productivity measures, improve operations, and provide exemplary service and satisfaction amongst patients, staff, and providers.
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Reporting observed changes to Service Manager or Food Service Manager or on-call nurse as soon as the changes are identified. REPORTS TO: Food Service Manager. POSITION TITLE: Food Service Assistant.
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Performs Nurse Assistant III competencies including removal of a saline lock, removal of a foley catheter, pulse oximetry, emptying a Jackson-Pratt drain, hanging a continuous bladder irrigation bag without medication, telemetry application, disconnect/reconnect salem sump, glucose meter, and measure and record nasogastric drainage# independently in the clinical area after classroom education and written verification of competence in the clinical area 12.
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Performs Nurse Assistant III competencies including removal of a saline lock, removal of a foley catheter, pulse oximetry, emptying a Jackson-Pratt drain, hanging a continuous bladder irrigation bag without medication, telemetry application, disconnect/reconnect salem sump, glucose meter, and measure and record nasogastric drainage independently in the clinical area after classroom education and written verification of competence in the clinical area.
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Uses chemicals according to OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (Right-to-Know) and chemical safety. Reacts appropriately to fire and emergency preparedness drills and events according to policies. Serves and prepares some menu items (e.g. desserts, salads, coffee, juice soda and water) to members in a supportive and accommodating manner and checks and properly fills food service-related dispensers to meet the daily needs of the users.
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We are hiring for a Hospitalist Nurse Practitioner or Physician Manager in Connecticut! Graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant program or Completion of Approved Nurse Practitioner Program if appropriate for specialty.
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Work collaboratively with the General Manager, Lead Nurse and Regional Manager to improve the store’s overall effectiveness and efficiency. Restore is seeking a Part-Time Assistant General Manager with strong leadership skills and a knack for business development and sales.
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The certified nursing assistant, within a team, functions as a caregiver who assists in the care of a group of patients under the direction and supervision of a licensed nurse. Assists with equipment maintenance and identification of technical equipment problems when they arise and reports any problems to manager or PCC.
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