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The team provides patient care and supportive services directed towards achievement of positive patient care outcomes, maximizing the patient’s involvement in their own plan of care and reducing the length of hospitalization, the outpatient RN plays a critical role in staff engagement, the patient experience, quality and safety, and cost-effective care.
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This role will receive referrals for individuals from at-risk populations from interdisciplinary team members (including physicians, Case Managers, staff nurses and other members of the care team.
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5C Medical Teaching Care team consisting of the Medical nursing staff, Hospitalists and specialized consultants. We will plan and execute your nursing care to promote patient wellness and comfort being involved in all aspects of care, managing a team of 5 medical/surgical patients per shift and work within the multidisciplinary medical team to achieve realist healthcare goals and educational needs for an individual and their family.
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Direct Patient Care Staff, Ward Clerk as assigned. Internal Contacts: Direct Patient Care Staff, Facility support staff, management teams (Clinical Manager, Area Manager, RVP.
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This position provides general nursing care to patients and families along the health illness continuum in diverse health care settings while collaborating with the health care team.
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