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Care for someone with complex physical/medical needs (i.e., hearing impaired, vision impaired, non-ambulatory, etc.) #homehealth #RN #LPN #HomeAide #caregiver #foster. Become a Host Home / Shared Living provider with Mosaic at Home.
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Ability to pass State/Federal and APS/CPS background check. Own or rent your own home/apartment/condo/townhouse. Provide support for medical protocols, such as seizure, fall, feeding tube, etc. Transportation, valid driver's license, car insurance and current registration.
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Ambulatory RN - 2 years experience with vital assessment, plan of care development, and telephone triage. Medical Oncology RN - 2 years Registered Nurse experience with cardiac monitoring and oncology experience.
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Performs special tasks, procedures within the scope of practice for an RN that is unique to Ambulatory Care clinics i.e. (database entry, scheduling of special procedures, as well as assisting in special procedures, inpatient role, case management, and education/teaching.
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Clinic RN - Ambulatory Float Pool (Part Time) Clinic RN - Ambulatory Float Pool (Part Time) Perform duties in an environment of care where the needs of a patient are short term, non-acute, and non-life threatening at multiple Nebraska Medicine facilities.
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