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UT Health San AntonioNew
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Provide professional toxicological expertise to the public and healthcare professionals to manage or prevent poison emergencies. Assist callers in the development of patient management plans using medical resources.
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Children's Wisconsin
Handle emergency calls from the public and healthcare providers to provide assessments and dispositions regarding human toxic exposures. Utilize medically approved guidelines and software to provide education and prevention information.
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UT Health San Antonio
Provide professional toxicological expertise to the public and healthcare professionals to manage or prevent poison emergencies. Maintain the security and integrity of UT San Antonio infrastructure as required.
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Banner Health
Responsible for the triage and management of poison exposures via a 24-hour emergency telephone line. Provides toxicological assessments and treatment recommendations to the public and healthcare providers while documenting cases in an online system.
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Tampa General Hospital
The Poison Information Specialist assesses and manages poisoned patients by providing expert triage and clinical guidance via telephone. They serve as a critical resource for the public and healthcare professionals regarding toxins, medications, and chemical emergencies.
UnitedHealth Group
Provides expert consultation and triage for health professionals and the public regarding poisonous substances via a 24-hour hotline. Conducts toxicology research, educational projects, and quality assurance to ensure regulatory compliance.
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University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB)
The specialist serves as an information resource, providing consultation to health professionals and the public regarding poisonous substances, which includes assessing emergencies, providing direction, and coordinating poison services via a 24-hour statewide hotline. Key duties involve maintaining detailed documentation, performing toxicity level calculations, ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines, and participating in triage for potentially suicidal individuals.
The specialist serves as an information resource, providing consultation to health professionals and the public regarding poisonous substances, which includes assessing emergency situations and referring individuals to appropriate treatment sources. They are also responsible for conducting educational and research projects to ensure poison center operations meet regulatory requirements.
