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Ideal candidate will have 5+ years of experience as an Infection Control Nurse. Works collaboratively with leadership and staff to monitor infection control procedures in accordance with Ambulatory Surgery Center's policies.
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Empire Care Centers - DESCRIPTIONEast Cobb Center for Nursing and Healing is hiring an RN Staff Development/Infection Control Coordinator! As an Infection Preventionist, you will lead the charge in our compliance efforts with infection prevention requirements.
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While in the Nursing Assistant Training Program, the trainee serves as a member of the nursing team and will be held accountable to know and follow location-specific standards for infection prevention and control, personal protective equipment use, safety, and privacy.
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Responsibilities Infection Control Nurse Opportunity $20,000 SIGN ON BONUS AVAILABLE North Star Behavioral Health is one of Alaska's premier mental health facilities offering hope and healing for children, teens and adults who struggle with psychiatric or substance abuse issues.
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Nursing, Public Health, Epidemiology or infection prevention related field New York State Registered Professional Nurse License and current registration or related fieldCertification in Infection Control (CIC) Experience in infection prevention and control required.
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Bear Mountain Healthcare invites you to embrace a unique opportunity as our combined Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON), Infection Control Preventionist (ICP), and Staff Development Coordinator (SDC.
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Bear Mountain Healthcare - Discover an Exceptional Multi-Faceted Role: Assistant Director of Nursing (ADON), Infection Control Preventionist (ICP), and Staff Development Coordinator (SDC) at Bear Mountain Healthcare.
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We are hiring an Infection Preventionist (Infection Control Nurse)/Director of Staff Development to join our dynamic care team at Highview of Northampton in Leeds! As the Director of Staff Development and Infection Control Nurse, you direct educational programs as well as plan, organize, develop, coordinate, direct, and evaluate our Infection Control Program.
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The trainee assists with housekeeping, laundry services, and other duties as assigned within non-certified nursing assistant role. The trainee is required to work within the role of a non-certified nursing assistant.
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Responsibilities will vary depending on department of assignment (e.g., Emergency Room/Clinic, advisory to non-medical administrator, infection control, nurse/health education development, quality assurance, nurse anesthetist, etc.
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Master’s degree from an accredited college or university in Epidemiology, Microbiology, Clinical Laboratory Science, Medical Technology, Nursing or a related discipline and three (3) years of satisfactory clinical experience or experience working in infection prevention and control, health care epidemiology or a related field in a hospital or a health care setting; or 2.
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Education requirements: Bachelors Degree required (Nursing, Public Health, Microbiology), Master's Degree preferred in appropriate field (Nursing, Education, Microbiology, Public Health, etc); Minimum of 3 years in Infection Prevention or 5 years hospital experience with demonstrated infection control knowledge of various clinical specialties.
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Yeadon Rehabilitation & Nursing Center is Hiring a Full Time Infection Control Nurse. If you are a compassionate and dedicated nursing professional looking to make a difference in the lives of our residents, we encourage you to apply for the Infection Control Nurse position at our long-term care facility.
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CommuniCare Health Services is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse to serve as RN QI Infection Control / Wound Nurse for Wedgewood Healthcare Center. Do you have what it takes to be our next LPN QI Infection Control / Wound Nurse.
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Completed specialized training in infection prevention and control through accredited continuing education. Maintains documentation of infection prevention and control program activities.
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