Decatur, Indiana

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Perform venipuncture and specimen collection while managing order entry, billing, and clinical report distribution. Assist with specimen processing, instrument maintenance, and general office tasks such as patient registration.

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Assists nursing staff with patient care, vital signs, and activities of daily living to ensure patient safety and comfort. Performs supervised clinical procedures learned in nursing school, excluding medication administration.

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The CMA provides clinical support to physicians through patient rooming, vital sign collection, and assisting with procedures. Additionally, they handle clerical tasks including scheduling, referrals, and pre-authorizations to ensure smooth office operations.

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Deliver coordinated, high-quality nursing care and education to hospitalized patients on a Med/Surg unit. Collaborate with the healthcare team to maintain a safe environment and perform thorough patient assessments.

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Perform essential cardiopulmonary procedures for inpatient and outpatient care, including ventilator management and oxygen therapy. Conduct patient assessments and respond swiftly to emergency situations to ensure respiratory health.

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The phlebotomist is responsible for performing venipuncture and specimen collection while managing order entry and billing. They also handle clinical reports, specimen processing, and basic laboratory instrument maintenance.

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The NP/PA provides patient-centered care by evaluating and treating acute conditions and performing minor procedures within an occupational medicine setting. They collaborate with the medical team to ensure efficient workflow and high-quality patient experiences.

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The Certified Nursing Assistant provides person-centered daily care to residents under the direction of nursing staff. Responsibilities include assisting with activities of daily living, monitoring vital signs, and maintaining accurate medical charts.

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The CNA provides person-centered daily care to residents, including bathing, feeding, and assisting with ambulation. They are also responsible for monitoring vital signs, tracking intake and output, and accurately charting all care provided.

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The Qualified Medication Aide is responsible for administering non-parenteral medications in a long-term care facility under the supervision of a nurse. They must follow physician treatment plans and established facility policies while providing care to residents.

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The CNA provides person-centered daily care to residents, including bathing, feeding, and assisting with ambulation. They also monitor vital signs, maintain nursing units, and accurately chart all care provided.

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The Qualified Medication Aide administers non-parenteral medications in a long-term care facility under the supervision of a nurse. They must follow physician treatment plans and established facility policies while providing care to residents.