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Supplemental Health Care is seeking Acute, Dialysis RNs in Boston, Massachusetts for a 13-week assignment at a partnering outpatient clinic. Apply online today to learn more about these Acute, Dialysis RN positions and to start the placement process.
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The RN or LPN Case Manager is responsible for the coordination of the patient’s care and services. One (1) year of clinical experience in post acute care setting preferred.
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Understanding of population-based medicine, preferably with knowledge of CMS criteria for post-acute care. + 3+ years of post-residency patient care, preferably in inpatient or post-acute setting.
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Recognizes aspects and implications of patient status that vary from normal and reports to or collaborates with appropriate health team members for input including but not limited to manager, appropriate physician, and acute primary nurse.
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LanceSoft specializes in providing Registered Nurses, Nurse Practitioners, LPNs/LVNs, Social Workers, Medical Assistants, and Certified Nursing Assistants to work in Acute Care Centers, Skilled Nursing Facilities, Long-Term Care centers, Rehab Facilities, Behavioral Health Centers, Drug & Alcohol Facilities, Home Health & Community Health, Urgent Care Clinics, and many other provider-based facilities.
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Responders will be responsible for providing short term case management, as needed, in addition to going on acute crisis calls. Respond to behavioral health and/or homelessness crises utilizing harm reduction and trauma informed care principles in a variety of community settings.
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Collaborates with other members of inpatient care team to develop discharge care planCoordinates post-discharge care to ensure seamless transitionCollaborates with pharmacist on medication reconciliationSchedules post-discharge clinic appointments Communicates with patient’s PCP and post-acute care providers regarding post-discharge care expectationsDevelops a plan for scheduled check-ins with patients and caregivers.
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Perks: Peritoneal Dialysis RN. Post acute setting. Peritoneal Dialysis RN. Post acute setting. Health Care FSA. Perks: Peritoneal Dialysis RN. Post acute setting. Peritoneal Dialysis RN. Post acute setting.
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Collaborate with the MassHealth Chief Medical Officer, or designee, the MassHealth Quality Office, and MassHealth program teams (including the Offices of Payment and Care Delivery Innovation and Provider and Pharmacy Programs) on strategy and design of MassHealth health equity measurement and value-based care programs including for accountable care organizations and acute hospitals.
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We are a 229-bed acute care hospital that provides an extensive range of inpatient and outpatient services, including care in major clinical areas like medicine, surgery, pediatrics, cancer care, obstetrics/gynecology and newborn care.
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JOB SUMMARYThe Research RN, NCHRI works directly with the physician in accurately and professionally executing all clinical research projects in an acute care/inpatient setting (ED, Cath Lab, ICU, EP lab, Step down and OR) as well as the ambulatory and ancillary areas.
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Ability to effectively manage patients by assuming full responsibility for the assessment, plan, implementation and evaluation of patient care and is directly responsible to a designated nurse manager, or supervisor.
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At least 5 years of Nurse Practitioner (NP) or Physician Assistant (PA) experience with a minimum of 2 years of Acute Care Surgery &/or General Surgery experience, preferably practicing in an acute hospital setting; academic medical center experience a plus.
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Dr. Zhang’s laboratory uses an interdisciplinary approach that integrates computational biology, cell and molecular biology, as well as physiology and biophysics to address fundamental questions and explore potential translational targets for a variety of kidney disorders, including acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, and graft dysfunction following kidney transplantation.
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