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A leading hospice, palliative, and pediatric comfort care provider, Agape Care Group is dedicated to serving patients and families with love and delivering the highest quality care.
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Prescribe medications and perform therapeutic or corrective measures, which may include urgent care. Provide direct patient care, including but not limited to conducting comprehensive medical and social histories of patients, performing comprehensive and/or problem focused physical examinations, order and/or performing laboratory and screening test in accordance with approved protocol.
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The Agape Care Group family of brands spans seven states - Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Virginia. About Agape Care Group. As a registered nurse at ACG Hospice, you’ll be a voice for your patients, all while communicating with everyone involved in the plan of care-the patient, the patient’s family, and the hospice care team.
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Within this role you will be responsible for the supervision and day to day support of a small team of social workers and family support worker who are working with children under a child in need or child protection plan and also those children who are subject to care proceedings.
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Professional Case Management (PCM) is the nation’s premier home care provider for nuclear weapons and uranium workers. We are hiring PRN, Part-Time, and Full-Time LPNs to provide in-home care throughout South Carolina.
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Cerula Care is the first digital health company focused on providing integrated behavioral health (BH) services to people living with cancer. Our care team enhances the traditional CoCM care team by adding a Health Coach (i.e., a health coach focused on holistic behavioral health), given our strong conviction in the benefit of health coaching and wellness in this population.
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