Portland, Maine

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The LPN is responsible for comprehensive patient triage, performing diagnostic tests, and administering medications and wound care. They also manage electronic medical records and collaborate with the clinical team to ensure seamless patient care coordination.

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The Medical Assistant provides professional patient interaction, conducts preliminary evaluations, and performs basic clinical procedures. They are also responsible for documenting patient information in EHRs and collaborating with the clinical team to coordinate care.

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The LPN will conduct patient triage, perform diagnostic testing, and assist medical providers with clinical procedures and documentation. They are also responsible for maintaining a sterile clinic environment and coordinating care within the clinical team.

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The Registered Nurse will conduct patient triage, perform clinical procedures such as phlebotomy and cardiac management, and administer medications and immunizations. They will also collaborate with the clinical team to ensure seamless patient care and maintain accurate medical documentation.

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The Speech-Language Pathologist evaluates patients to determine rehabilitation needs and develops comprehensive plans of care in accordance with regulatory guidelines. They provide direct therapy services in the patient's home and coordinate care with physicians and other team members to ensure quality outcomes.

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Perform preventative and therapeutic oral healthcare procedures and conduct risk assessments for patients. Provide patient education and maintain accurate clinical documentation while collaborating with other dental professionals.

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The Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant implements the rehabilitation plan of care, makes routine visits, and re-evaluates patient therapy needs during each visit. Responsibilities also include communicating findings to supervisors and team members, counseling patients/caregivers, and ensuring compliance with regulations and quality care delivery.

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Conduct Compensation and Pension disability exams for U.S. Veterans, including focused history and physical assessments. Complete Disability Benefits Questionnaires (DBQs) and provide objective medical opinions without ongoing patient treatment.

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The Medical Social Worker assesses patients to identify psychosocial, financial, and environmental needs, performing initial and subsequent social work evaluations during home visits. Responsibilities also include communicating findings to the team, implementing patient safety plans, and participating in the development and revision of the Plan of Care.

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The role involves performing essential overnight duties such as triaging patients, collecting histories, monitoring vitals for incoming and hospitalized patients, and actively participating in emergency procedures like CPR. Assistants will also support diagnostics, treatments, place IVCs, communicate updates to clients, and help maintain a clean, organized workspace.

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The Clinical Pathologist will be integrated into a team covering 14 hospitals, focusing on providing expertise in Clinical Pathology within a thriving private practice setting. This involves routine and collaborative communication with diverse clinical teams across various specialties.

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The MAT Coordinator conducts re-entry intakes and coordinates release planning to ensure continuity of care for individuals receiving Medication Assisted Treatment. They collaborate with various stakeholders to develop person-centered re-entry plans and facilitate connections to community resources.