Slocum Dickson Medical Group·Town of New Hartford, New York
The Registered Nurse performs duties under their professional license, reporting to Clinical Managers, and is responsible for patient health teaching, counseling, and triaging incoming calls. Duties also include assisting physicians with examinations, providing direct care such as administering medications and initiating IV therapy, and maintaining accurate medical records.
Performs tasks under the realm of professional license. Answers directly to Clinical Managers and Director of Clinical Services. Works under the direction of licensed physicians performing work-related duties as required.
1. Assesses the needs of patients (psychological, psychosocial, and educational) and is responsible for patient health teaching and counseling. 2. Responsible for triaging in-coming calls, conveys messages to appropriate areas. Takes appropriate action with acute problems and change of condition. 3. Assists the physician with examinations and procedures. 4. Provides direct care to the patient per physician order (administers prescribed medications, initiates IV therapy, performs treatments/order). 5. Documents phone messages, patient teaching, and appropriate information in patient’s medical record. 6. Recognizes emergency situations and initiated nursing interventions appropriate to scope of practice. 7. Practices principles of infection control and safety. 8. Maintains confidentiality of all information regarding their patients. 9. Displays concise and clear communication skills. 10. Keeps Clinical Manager and/or Director of Clinical Services informed of concerns within the office and with other departments. 11. Maintain a good public relations with other departments, MD’s, patients, and families. Demonstrates good customer service skills. 12. Maintains professional atmosphere within the office. 13. Attends OSHA training upon initial employee orientation and annually completes an OSHA competency. 14. Conducts monthly inspection of code cart supplies as applicable. 15. May be responsible for the handling, manipulating and/or administering of hazardous drugs. 16. Other duties as assigned.
Direct relationship with patients/families, physicians and staff.
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EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE/KNOWLEDGE: Graduation from accredited school of nursing, current New York State License. Must exhibit excellent customer service skills at all times. All RN’s are required to be trained in Basic Life Support (BLS). It is the employee’s responsibility to keep this training current.
Classification of work level: Heavy. Requires sitting, standing, bending and reaching. May require lifting up to 50 pounds using proper body mechanics. Requires manual dexterity to operate standard office equipment such as computer, fax and telephone. Requires hearing and vision that is adequate to perform job duties.
Category I (Tasks that involve exposure to human blood, body fluids, or tissues.)
Market context
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