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Department: Quality Outcomes FTE: 1.00 Full Time Shift: Days Position Summary: The Professional Practice Excellence RN Case Reviewer supports the Professional Practice Committee (PPC) through the management of data and information needed by the Committee for the performance of Ongoing Professional Practice Evaluation (OPPE) and Focused Professional Practice Evaluation (FPPE) in accordance with approved policies and the PPC Charter.
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Additional duties include attending meetings, performing admissions and registrations, and participating in the Crisis Response Team. This role requires a high school diploma (or equivalent), training in mental health technology, and at least 6 months of directly related experience.
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Report changes in patients condition or behavior to the Charge Nurse/RN, including agitation, high-risk behaviors, changes in vital signs, and eating, sleeping, and toileting patterns Intervene appropriately with patients experiencing a behavioral crisis situation Provide support and direct assistance to patients who are unable to attend to their activities of daily living by assisting them with meals, daily grooming, ambulation and toileting as needed.
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