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Fully accredited by The Joint Commission, Los Robles Hospital has the only Level II Trauma Center in Eastern Ventura County and the only emergency room in both Los Angeles and Ventura Counties with the coveted EDAP rating.
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Fully accredited by the Joint Commission, Los Robles Hospital has the only Level II Trauma Center in Eastern Ventura County and the only Emergency Room in both Los Angeles and Ventura counties coveted EDAP (Emergency Department Approved for Pediatrics) rating.
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Minimum passing score of 80% on the Los Robles Hospital & Medical Center EKG exam. Los Robles Hospital & Medical Center is a licensed 404 bed acute care facility. With over 600 physicians on its medical staff, representing over 50 medical specialties, Los Robles is proud to be the community's most trusted resource for health and a regional destination for care.
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With more than 600 board-certified physicians representing more than 50 specialties, Los Robles offers a full array of medical services including a 24-hour emergency department, comprehensive stroke center, ICU/CCU, maternity, Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, medical and surgical departments, comprehensive cancer center, heart & cardiovascular center, same-day surgery, and rehab center, to name a few.
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Fully accredited by The Joint Commission, they have the only Level II Trauma Center in Eastern Ventura County and the only Emergency room in both Los Angeles and Ventura Counties with the coveted EDAP (Emergency Department Approved for Pediatrics) rating.
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Los Robles Regional Medical Center is a licensed 404 bed acute care facility. The Rehabilitation Specialist will ensure appropriate patient placement through clinical assessments and screening in collaboration with the Rehab Medical Director.
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