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American Addiction Centers
Overview
The Physical Therapy Assistant provides restorative care and treatment interventions in patient homes, following plans established by a supervising therapist. They are responsible for documenting care, educating patients and families, and collaborating with the interdisciplinary team to ensure optimal health outcomes.
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Compensation
$27 - $40 / HOUR
Posted
23 days ago
PACE Southeast Michigan
The Registered Nurse Case Manager utilizes a systematic nursing process to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care for frail elders with complex needs, focusing on enhancing functional capacity and autonomy. This role involves teaching, supervising staff, administering treatments, monitoring participant status, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to ensure coordinated delivery of care.
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1 month ago
UPMC
The Professional Staff Nurse is responsible for setting standards for the quality of care, managing patient care activities for a group of patients, and applying independent judgment in collaboration with all team members. Responsibilities include patient and family teaching, participating in shared governance, and utilizing the nursing process within the framework of Relationship Based Care to create a healing environment.
2 months ago
Johns Hopkins Medical Management Corporation
The Infection Control Epidemiologist II supports the planning, implementation, and evaluation of the Infection Prevention program by leading prevention activities in assigned areas to protect patients, visitors, and staff using evidence-based practices. This nurse conducts surveillance for healthcare-associated infections, manages exposures, and provides education while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to drive performance improvement and ensure compliance.
$50 - $60 / HOUR
The Professional Staff Nurse is responsible for setting standards for the quality of care, managing patient care activities for a group of patients, and applying independent judgment, communication, and collaboration within the care delivery team. This role encompasses leadership, partnership, and supervision while establishing collaborative relationships to achieve desired patient outcomes.
The Professional Staff Nurse is responsible for setting standards for the quality of care, managing and providing patient care activities for a group of patients, and establishing collaborative relationships with providers, patients, and families to achieve desired outcomes. Responsibilities include developing professional relationships, applying the nursing process within Relationship Based Care, formulating daily goals and plans of care, and participating in quality improvement efforts.
3 months ago
The Professional Staff Nurse develops and maintains productive working relationships, applies the nursing process within Relationship Based Care to create a healing environment, and formulates daily goals and a plan of care involving the patient as a partner. Responsibilities also include providing detailed teaching to patients and families, supporting staff development, and actively participating in quality improvement efforts.
The Professional Staff Nurse provides highly competent patient care and treatment, establishing relationships with providers, patients, and families to achieve desired patient outcomes throughout the continuum of care. Responsibilities include developing productive working relationships, applying the nursing process within Relationship Based Care, formulating daily goals, and demonstrating critical thinking regarding patient issues.
The Professional Staff Nurse manages and provides patient care activities for a group of patients and their families, establishing collaborative relationships with physicians and other providers to achieve desired patient outcomes. Responsibilities include teaching patients and families, participating in quality improvement efforts, utilizing evidence-based practice, and formulating daily goals and plans of care.
