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The clinical responsibilities may include but not limited to: unit rounding through all appropriate areas of Grady Health System to identify and respond to potential referrals; evaluate for medical suitability; initiate infectious disease testing; communicate with Referral Coordinator, Administrator on Call; and other preliminary or back-up recovery related duties and hospital staff follow-up.
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Home health supporting Fulton County throughout Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Buckhead, Brookhaven, Dunwoody, mid-town ATL, and down to the Grady curve just before I-20. Home health supporting Fulton County throughout Alpharetta, Sandy Springs, Buckhead, Brookhaven, Dunwoody, mid-town ATL, and down to the Grady curve just before I-20.
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Grady Therapeutic Laser. Within a stone’s throw of our clinic is a microbrewery and a distillery that opens soon, which bring together the college students with the citizens of our community. In-house Idexx Procyte, Catalyst, and sedivue.
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