Pace, Florida

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The role involves providing emergency medical care in a hospital setting. Physicians will have the autonomy to make local decisions and will be supported by a national system of healthcare professionals.

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Provides clinical and administrative support to physicians and patients within a family medicine and WIC setting. Responsibilities include executing patient care management, performing EKGs, and adhering to prescribed treatment plans.

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Perform routine and complex technical laboratory procedures and ensure the proper functionality of instrumentation through monitoring and troubleshooting. Report accurate test results and maintain a safe work environment following standard operating procedures.

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The Nursing Care Assistant provides physical assistance and attendant care for activities of daily living to frail elderly participants across day center, home, and clinic settings. They also document care in medical records, assist with restorative therapies, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.

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The Behavioral Health Specialist assesses the psychosocial needs of PACE participants and collaborates with an interdisciplinary team to develop and implement effective care plans. They act as an advocate for participants, providing ongoing case management, mental health support, and coordination with community resources.

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The Behavioral Health Specialist assesses the psychosocial needs of PACE participants and collaborates with an interdisciplinary team to develop and implement effective care plans. They act as an advocate for participants, providing ongoing case management, mental health support, and coordination of services to enhance quality of life.

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The RN is responsible for assessing the home care needs of a frail elderly population and developing comprehensive plans of care. They coordinate various home care services and durable medical equipment while actively participating in interdisciplinary team meetings.

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The Family Intervention Specialist provides targeted in-home support to families at risk of child removal or facilitating reunification. They coordinate treatment plans, conduct regular face-to-face visits, and participate in a 24/7 on-call rotation to ensure family stability.

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Advanced Providers play a critical role in improving lives within the Emergency Department and are valued members of the full care team, involved in making a difference at both clinical and leadership levels. They will share and receive support from a large network of clinicians while leveraging their strengths to positively impact local communities.

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Advanced Providers play a critical role in the mission to improve lives within the Emergency Department and are valued members of the full care team. They are respected, empowered, and involved in making a difference at both the clinical and leadership levels.

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The RN is responsible for developing and implementing home care services for PACE participants, which includes assessing needs, creating care plans, and coordinating all related services like therapy and Durable Medical Equipment. This role also involves supervising nursing care in nursing/boarding homes and actively participating in Interdisciplinary Team Meetings.

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The LPN assists with participant medication management and implements nursing services in the home setting under the supervision of a Registered Nurse or Clinical Manager, working closely with PACE care providers to ensure quality outcomes. Responsibilities include providing skilled nursing care, basic medical care like wound care, instructing participants and families, and monitoring/reporting changes in patient condition.