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Performs wound care within the scope of practice and according to the plan of care and to the department policy. Collaboratively communicates and initiates case conferencing as necessary and documents interactions (other disciplines, MD, care coordinator, insurers, etc.
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Our Illinois Market is currently hiring a Long-Term Care Coordinator I in Illinois. Position Purpose: Responsible for members gaining access to needed services through coordination and integration of medical and long term care services for the purpose of orientation, care plan development, assessment, and care coordination.
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Performs complex wound care including wound vacs, packing, removal of staples or sutures. Acts as the coordinator of the health care team in order to maintain the proper linkages within the continuum of care.
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Responsibilities include the coordination and provision of direct and indirect patient care using the nursing process to meet the physical, psychosocial, environmental, and spiritual needs of Carle Home Services specific patient populations and families throughout the geographical area.
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