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Overview
The Clinical Nurse provides direct patient care on Medical/Surgical units according to the Nurse Practice Act, collaborating with the healthcare team to ensure safe and timely quality care delivery. This involves performing physical assessments, administering medications, managing pain, and addressing patient teaching and discharge needs.
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9 days ago
The Coder reviews clinical documentation and diagnostic results to apply appropriate coding for diagnoses and procedures. These codes support billing, reporting, research, and compliance activities.
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HonorHealth
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The Physician Assistant provides patient services under physician supervision, including eliciting histories, performing physical exams, administering treatment, prescribing drugs, and counseling patients. Essential functions involve identifying patient care issues, implementing physician recommendations, ordering and interpreting diagnostics, and ensuring continuity of care.
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The Technologist performs diagnostic and therapeutic CAT Scan procedures under the direction of a radiologist, requiring independent judgment and initiative, while also handling data entry using hospital software.
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Tidelands Health
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$48 - $79 / HOUR
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The coordinator assists in administering Utilization Management functions by organizing workflow, communicating internally and externally, tracking information, and creating reports, primarily supporting operations and payer communication to gain admission approvals through clinical review and appeals.
