Clinton, New Jersey

Overview

Provide weekly in-home and telehealth therapeutic services to youth with mental health disorders, focusing on coping skills and risk reduction. Collaborate with Child Family Treatment Teams and maintain all required clinical documentation and treatment plans.

Overview

The Urgent Care Technician supports Urgent Care and Occupational Medicine by performing clerical and clinical duties to ensure smooth operations and quality patient care. Responsibilities include patient registration, intake, scheduling, and assisting nursing staff.

Overview

The Urgent Care Technician supports both Urgent Care and Occupational Medicine by performing clerical and clinical duties, ensuring smooth operations and quality patient care. Key duties include accurately collecting patient information, completing registration in the EMR, assessing acuity, escorting patients, gathering history, obtaining vitals, and preparing rooms and equipment.

Overview

The Urgent Care Technician supports Urgent Care and Occupational Medicine by performing clerical and clinical duties, including accurate patient registration, intake, and preparation for clinical visits. Duties also involve performing point-of-care testing, specimen collection following chain-of-custody protocols, and assisting nursing staff and providers to ensure high-quality, patient-centered care.

Overview

The Registered Nurse in Urgent Care/Occupational Health delivers nursing care across the lifespan by assessing, planning, implementing, and documenting care for acute illness/injury and occupational health patients. This role requires cooperation with ancillary and nursing personnel to maintain professional nursing standards according to the Pennsylvania Nurse Practice Act.

Overview

The Registered Nurse in Urgent Care/Occupational Health provides nursing care across the lifespan, assessing, planning, implementing, and documenting care for acute illness/injury and occupational health patients. This role involves working cooperatively with ancillary and nursing teams to maintain professional nursing standards as defined by the Pennsylvania Nurse Practice Act.

Overview

The Registered Nurse in Urgent Care/Occupational Health delivers nursing care across the lifespan by assessing, planning, implementing, and documenting care for acute illness/injury and occupational health patients. This role requires cooperation with ancillary and nursing personnel to maintain professional nursing standards according to state practice acts and hospital policy.