Halifax, Massachusetts

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Provide direct and indirect patient care to child and adolescent patients while maintaining a safe and therapeutic environment. Perform clerical and administrative duties to support the department's operations.

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Provide rehabilitative support to adults in group living environments to foster daily living skills and community integration. Responsibilities include administering medications, implementing treatment plans, and transporting residents to appointments.

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Provide rehabilitative support and teach daily living skills to adults in group living environments. Responsibilities include administering medications according to MAP guidelines and transporting residents to community activities.

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Provide rehabilitative support and teach daily living skills to adults in group living environments. Administer medications according to MAP guidelines and implement treatment plans under clinician guidance.

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Patient Care Technicians provide direct patient care and support the admissions and discharge process under the supervision of a professional nurse. They are responsible for observing patients' physical, mental, and emotional conditions and reporting any changes to the nursing staff.

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Provide comprehensive pediatric care in an outpatient setting for patients ranging from newborns to 21 years of age. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team of physicians and support staff to deliver high-quality patient outcomes.

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The Licensed Practical Nurse functions under the supervision of an RN or Licensed Independent Practitioner, delivering direct patient care within the scope of practice dictated by the State Boards of Nursing. Responsibilities include managing workload accuracy, providing customer service, performing testing, administering medication, and implementing care plans.

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Primary duties include assessing and admitting patients, performing rounding checks, administering medications, and communicating with family members. The Registered Nurse is responsible for the overall care of assigned patients.

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Nurses will manage medical care and medications for residents in community-based group homes, including training staff on safe medication practices and responding to emergencies and crises. They are also responsible for training staff on health/safety rules and ensuring program compliance with medical and medication laws.

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The Per Diem Certified Nursing Assistant will administer medication following Medication Administration Plan guidelines and assist individuals in becoming more integrated into their communities. Duties also involve employing rehabilitation techniques to help individuals overcome barriers and live more independently while maintaining high program quality standards.