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What You Will Do:As a Registered Nurse RN / Licensed Practical Nurse LPN / LVN with BrightStar, you will provide one on one skilled nursing care and treatment to patients in their home using a comprehensive and patient specific care plan, innovative solutions, and a preferred technology for point of care documentation.
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The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) serves as the point of care within the Northeast Wisconsin Ambulatory Care (NEWAC) Division located at the Green Bay Health Care Center.
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Maintains documentation for quality assurance to include but not limited to point of care testing, medication logs and annual wellness visits. OverviewWorks under the supervision of the office manager, RN or clinical lead, and the physicians.
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Job Summary: Reporting directly to the Practice Manager and Senior Director of Nursing, the Team Nurse position is responsible for performing the duties of a RN/LPN in an outpatient primary care or family medicine practice and serves as a clinical resource for the medical practice.
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SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:Must be a Licensed Health Care Professional, such as a Licensed Physician, Nurse Practitioner, Physicians Assistant, RN, LPN, EMT, Licensed Pharmacist, Dentist, Podiatrist or midwife.
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Works in close collaboration with the RN or a licensed healthcare team member to evaluate the patient's plan of care and progress toward goal attainment. Clinical Competency (Novice): Possesses sufficient fundamental proficiency to successfully demonstrate nursing interventions (such as wound care, point of care testing, vitals signs, etc.
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Throughout the day, you prepare and deliver her medications and perform her routine trach and g-tube care documenting the dosages and treatments within your dedicated Point of Care platform, where you're able to view and compare notes and assessments easily and electronically.
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Perform point of care testing and Quality Controls including but not limited to; urinalysis, pregnancy test, blood glucose monitoring, HgA1c, Hematocrit. POSITION DESCRIPTION:The LPN functions under the supervision and guidance of the Nursing Supervisor or Provider and participates in the multi-disciplinary process of providing care and treatment to patients.
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Responsibilities Administer medications and monitor patients for side effects or reactions Document any changes in patient conditions and report on changes Maintain accurate records of patient care and discuss observations with Nurse Supervisor.
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LPN Care Planning (Novice): Participates in the development of the plan of care in consultation with the licensed healthcare team. Supports the licensed healthcare team members in the provision of patient care to include direct patient care, providing healthcare information to patients/families, and following established plan of care.
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And reporting of any changes, assistance to physician with special procedures, monitoring of intravenous infusions, performs point of care testing, performs routine laboratory work, changing/irrigating catheters, specialized sterile dressings, and patient/caregiver teaching based upon the established teaching plan.
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Collects, documents, and reports (to responsible MD or RN) data regarding patient's biophysical, psychosocial, environmental, self-care, educational, and discharge planning needs.
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Anesthesiologist/CRNA/SRNA, runs point of care labs and diagnostics, completing all required Point Of Care (P.O.C.) Provides and documents individualized patient care to include patient evaluation, education, medication administration, IV therapy, treatments and patient safety as directed by the RN or provider.
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Central Ohio Primary Care Physicians is seeking a LPN or RN to join our Polaris Parkway Internal Medicine & Pediatrics Office! Set-up medical equipment and perform related tests as applicable, administer injections, and perform routine specimen collection and point of care tests.
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Parents and/or Guardians of a current or potential Preferred Home Health Care, a Care Options for Kids client are not eligible to receive a bonus. You start your day by touching base with your care team, whether that's mom, dad, or the nurse you are relieving.
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rn or point of care jobs Title: licensed practical nurse in Chagrin-falls, Ohio
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