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Additional, preferred experience to help you be successful in a hospice role: hospital Staff RN, Med Surg, PACU, Float pool, ER or emergency room, critical care, acute care, cardiac, geriatric, admissions, wound care, telemetry, nursing home or travel.
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St. Davids South Austin Medical Center is an acute care facility with 368-bed multi-specialty (36 emergency beds), acute care hospital serving the ever-expanding South Austin community for 40 years.
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About this role: As an Acute Dialysis Registered Nurse (RN) with Fresenius Medical Care, you will support patients in a hospital setting within a network of local hospitals. Provides safe effective patient care and perform all essential functions of Acute RN under supervision.
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How you grow or advance: As an Acute Dialysis RN, you will enter our Clinical Advancement Program (CAP) which will allow you to develop clinical leadership skills, have an opportunity to share your expertise with others, and be recognized for your experience, knowledge, and clinical expertise.
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One-year acute care experience, preferably in an ambulatory surgery center. As an Endoscopy Tech, under the direction of a GI/Endoscopy Nurse, you will contribute to the company’s mission and vision by assisting with the care of patients undergoing GI/Endoscopy procedures.
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Mental health counseling, intensive case management, skills training, psychosocial rehab, acute day programs, geriatric counseling, in-home therapy, tele-counseling, hospital discharge planning/liaison services are among some of the services provided.
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You will partner with Social Services to ensure the post-acute medical needs and level of care are appropriate. We are a 368-bed acute care facility offering a range of complex specialties and sub-specialties.
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As a Clinical Liaison RN, you'll build relationships with referral sources and assess patients for post-acute care. Familiarity with care management and resource usage management practices.
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Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Board Certification (ACNPC-AG) Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Board Certification (ACNP-BC) Inpatient Medicine providers work in a intensivist and critical care setting and manage patients by performing duties to include patient rounding, procedures, and hospital admissions and discharges.
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You will work as a liasion between the patient and the community resources/post-acute care providers. You will create and facilitate timely implementation of discharge plans and arrange post-acute interventions identified in the plan of care.
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Identifies patient’s post-acute care needs. Meets regularly with physicians in the hospital to discuss specific patients: gives guidance and provides an understanding of post-acute service support; ensures continuity of care as a priority.
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Two or more years of acute care or rehabilitation experience as a LVN / LPN is preferred. The Licensed Vocational Nurse/Licensed Professional Nurse LVN / LPN is responsible for the direct and indirect nursing care of all patients ranging in age from 18 years to geriatric experiencing medically complex conditions, general medical-surgical conditions, with rehabilitation and/or wound care needs.
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We staff all five major divisions of acute care—nursing, lab, radiology, cardiopulmonary and rehab therapy. Triage is seeking an experienced X-Ray Technician for an exciting Travel Allied job in Austin, TX. Shift: Inquire Start Date: 07/14/2024 Duration: 13 weeks Pay: $1820.33 / Week.
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This position primarily focuses on an Inpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist Specialty Unit (CAPS) at Austin State Hospital (ASH) which predominantly admits acute child and adolescent patients with serious mental illness.
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