Dover, New Hampshire

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The APP provides comprehensive care for infants in the Delivery Room, Newborn Nursery, and Level IIB NICU. Responsibilities include performing physical exams, managing high-risk deliveries, and coordinating discharge plans for neonatal patients.

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Perform routine support tasks including the preparation and distribution of unit-dose medications and outpatient prescriptions. Assist in technical training for trainees and maintain the safe handling and integrity of medications within the pharmacy department.

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This role involves rotating days and evenings, with significant time spent in the Emergency Department performing emergency medicine pharmacy activities like code response and protocol management. The pharmacist is also responsible for optimizing drug therapy by resolving drug-related problems and ensuring patient care aligns with all governing laws and regulations.

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Accountable for interpreting medical care plans, assessing patients, and providing safe, individualized nursing care. Responsibilities include administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and coordinating with the healthcare team to evaluate patient treatment plans.

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The sonographer is responsible for performing high-quality ultrasound exams to assist in patient diagnosis and treatment. They must maintain efficient workflow and provide compassionate care while working independently at assigned clinical locations.

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Provide basic nursing care including bathing, dressing, eating, and mobility assistance for NICU patients. Responsible for recording vital signs, obtaining specimens, and reporting changes in patient condition to the charge nurse.

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Accountable for interpreting medical care plans, assessing patients, and providing individualized nursing care in a safe and competent manner. Responsibilities include administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and coordinating with the healthcare team to evaluate patient treatment plans.

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The Anticoagulation RN is responsible for delivering direct patient care, conducting assessments, and developing care plans within an outpatient setting. They also educate patients on treatment plans and collaborate with healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care.

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The Registered Nurse is accountable for interpreting the plan of medical care and assessing patients' clinical decision-making regarding nursing care. This role ensures nursing care is provided safely and competently, delivering individualized care and evaluating outcomes for groups of patients.

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The Physician Assistant is responsible for the assessment, management, and therapeutic intervention of vascular surgery patients across ambulatory and inpatient settings. Key duties include performing physical exams, ordering diagnostic tests, and maintaining high-quality clinical documentation.

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Accountable for interpreting medical care plans, assessing patients, and providing safe, individualized nursing care. Responsibilities include administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and coordinating with the healthcare team to evaluate patient outcomes.

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The Registered Nurse will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care specific to the population served. They will collaborate with the healthcare team and engage in quality improvement initiatives.