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As a sister hospital with Orlando Health Arnold Palmer for Children, the hospital was included in the 2021-22 “Best Children’s Hospitals” rankings by U.S. News & World Report, recognized for expertise in Neonatology, and, together with Orlando Health ORMC, was included in the IBM Watson Health 100 Top Hospitals® list for 2021 Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women's and Babies Women's GYN is seeking Clinical Assistant Nurse Manager.
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The ANM is a registered professional nurse who supports the Nurse Manager or Director in overall operations of their assigned unit. Associate’s degree in Nursing (ASN)+ Current valid State of Florida or multistate license as a Registered Nurse+ Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification+ Advanced Life Support (ACLS) Certification+ EKG competency.
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Current valid State of Florida or multistate license as a Registered Nurse. A recent 200,000 square-foot expansion project upgraded the hospital to 265 beds, with a spacious patient tower and 80 new private rooms designed to enhance the holistic care experience.
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The nursing manager reports directly to a Director of Nursing, and/or AVP (Assistant vice president) of nursing and to the Chief Nursing Officer/VP Patient Care Services. Nurse manager has core accountabilities for the following: (a) safety, quality, and risk; (b) patient and population health advocacy; (c) clinical care delivery and optimal patient outcomes; (d) healthy work environment; (e) strategic, financial, and human resource management; (f) legal and regulatory compliance; (g) networking, partnering, and collaboration; and (h) accountability/advocacy for their Associates.
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The Medical Support Specialist (Plasma Center Nurse) works under the guidance of the Center Manager (or Assistant Manager as applicable) for operational guidance and under the management of the Center Physician for medical issues.
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Bachelor of Science (BS) or Arts (BA) college degree or equivalent clinical degree i.e., Registered Cardiovascular Invasive Specialist (RCIS), Certified Cardiology Technician, Registered nurse (RN) or Nurse Practitioner (NP), Transcatheter Cardiovascular Surgical/Scrub technician, Physician Assistant (PA.
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The Day Center CNA ( Certified Nurse Aide) works at our Adult Day Health Center and is responsible for providing routine care and assisting participants or clients with activities of daily living, restorative and supportive care.
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We are currently looking for a FT Health Center Manager Nurse Practitioner to join our team in Orlando, FL. Health Center Manager is responsible for managing a broad range of staff members, both support staff and technical staff and ensuring the scheduling and service levels are being met.
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Provides patient care under the direct responsibility and supervision of a Nurse, Medical Provider, Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN), or Physician Assistant (PA) depending on local state regulations.
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