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Reports to Facility's onsite Nurse Manager/Supervisor of assigned unit. Teladoc®Allied health plan members (and their dependents - even if not covered under your Allied health plan)can access free sick or acute care consults with board-certified physicians 24/7.
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Registered Nurses with experience working in a nursing supervisor or assistant nurse manager role would be a great fit for this busy department. Cross Country Search has tag teamed with a hospital in Portland, Oregon looking to add a Registered Nurse Manager to their inpatient critical care unit.
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The Charge Nurse, under the direct and indirect supervision of the Nursing Unit Coordinator, Assistant Coordinator and/or Hospital Supervisor facilitates and assists with all levels of nursing care being provided to a group of patients within one nursing unit during the period of one working shift.
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Report problem areas to the Nurse Supervisor. Post Acute Care Registered Nurse – Join an Outstanding Team in Wilsonville, OR ! At least 1 year of working experience as a Nurse is preferred.
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Other responsibilities centered around electrical, emergency power, fire alarm, building management pneumatic tube, nurse call, facilities work order, overhead and pocket paging and CATV systems installation, maintenance and monitoring.
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Work with nurse supervisor to monitor any changes in condition. Partnering with Radiant, a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) will assist residents with daily living activities while supporting each individual in reaching their healthcare goals.
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Performs ongoing, systematic collection and analysis of patient data pre - during - post hemodialysis treatment for assigned patients and documents in the patient medical record, makes adjustments or modifications to treatment plan as indicated and notifies Team Leader, Charge Nurse, Supervisor or Physician as needed.
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Observes patient and notifies nurse in charge or nursing supervisor of significant changes in the patient's condition, physical or mental. Reports pertinent observations of patient's physical and psychosocial status to Registered Nurse (RN), Therapist or Clinical Supervisor.
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Support Staff: 4 APPs, Nurse Supervisor, RNs, MAs, Check In/Out Staff. Support Staff: 4 APPs, Nurse Supervisor, RNs, MAs, Check In/Out Staff. Specialty: Obstetrics and Gynecology. Procedures: - Low and High Risk Pregnancy - Routine and Complicated Delivery - Repair of 3rd nd 4th Degree Lacerations - Surgical GYN.
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