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We have an immediate need for a full time General Physiatrist/Pain Management Physician for Baltimore MarylandThis is a private practice medical center. We treat a variety of pain related and spinal related conditions and ideally looking for a physician with experience in or willing to be trained to do: joint injection Trigger point injections, consultsClient is offering an extremely attractive compensation package to include Bonus and salary Paid health Paid malpractice CME allowance PTOThere is no call or hospital work.
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As part of our nursing team, you'll collaborate with top-tier specialty teams including Infectious Disease; Wound Care, Oncology, Palliative Care, Psychiatry, and Pain Management-to deliver truly exceptional care.
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The Emergency Department (ED) at Sinai Hospital is composed of a 73-bed unit and consists of 7 care centers within the unit, which include: Urgent Care Center, Chest Pain Evaluation Center, Emergent Care Center, Level II-Trauma Center, Pediatric Center, Rapid Evaluation Unit (REU), and an Observation Center.
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Double board certified in interventional pain and neurology but will consider a BCBE Neurologist. Interventional Pain Physician/Neurologist Baltimore, MD. We are seeking a compassionate Interventional pain and neurology Physician to join our medical practice in the Baltimore area.
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Market Research Manager (Focus: voice of client tools and platforms)Designs, codes, implements, and continuously improves Qualtrics-enabled surveys across segments that effectively capture client feedback, surface pain points and highlight opportunities for improvement.
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You will be administering fluids, treating burns, assisting with surgery and helping with pain management. As an intensive care unit burn nurse (RN B-ICU, RN ICU-B), you will be monitoring patients with highly unstable, life-threatening burns to ensure they receive the best possible care.
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Considers the holistic needs of patients and orchestrates resources (i.e. Pain service, palliative care) Performs other activities as delineated in individual nurse practitioner written agreements.
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Experienced in supporting in the following specialties: Orthopedics, ENT, General, GI, Gynecology, Ophthalmology, Pain, Plastic, Podiatry, Urology. ASC St. Agnes, is seeking a motivated Certified Surgical Technologist to join our team.
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Job Description Job Opening: Certified Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant (Oncology)
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Physician will serve as an acute-level pain management/rehab consultant to well-managed, subacute skilled nursing facilities. Physician will serve as an acute-level pain management/rehab consultant to well-managed, subacute skilled nursing facilities.
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A pain management group is seeking Board Certified and Board Eligible Physicians specializing in Pain Management, Sports Medicine, or Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Incoming physicians will provide one-on-one care to residents facing chronic and acute pain.
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Communicates plan of care with appropriate providers including the collaborative physician, the primary care provider, the referring provider, the nursing staff, and the case manager. Maintains professional licensure, certification, as required by the Maryland State Board of Nursing and national certifying organizationsParticipates in department educational opportunities (i.e. journal clubs, grand rounds, etc.
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Summary The Physical Therapy Assistant provides specific physical therapy services aimed at assisting the in-patient in regaining an optimal level of ability in gross motor skills, muscular strength and function, mobility, the reduction of pain, and improvement in the loss of skin/tissue integrity.
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Saint Agnes is the first hospital in Maryland to achieve a full level 3 Chest Pain Emergency Program from the Society of Chest Paint Center and has also received the Gold Recognition Award for Excellence in Stroke Care and the status as a Blue Distinction Center for Spine Surgery and Knee and Hip Replacement.
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We're seeking a full time Physical Therapist to provide expert physical therapy to patients with injuries or illnesses to help them improve movement, manage pain, and/or prevent the loss of mobility.
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