Walworth County, Wisconsin

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The RRT provides comprehensive respiratory care, including airway stabilization and ventilator management, for pediatric and adult patients across various critical care units. They are responsible for initiating and monitoring therapies, performing clinical assessments, and responding to emergent resuscitation situations.

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The Respiratory Therapist performs routine therapies for cardiopulmonary treatment, diagnosis, and evaluation, including initiating, monitoring, and weaning invasive and non-invasive ventilation based on clinical assessments and patient status. Responsibilities also involve ongoing evaluation of treatment regimes, patient/family education, timely documentation, and performing emergency resuscitation duties like airway management and ventilatory support.

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The Phlebotomy Technician is responsible for drawing blood specimens from patients and processing them according to safety and infection control protocols. Additionally, the role involves administrative duties such as patient registration, data entry in HIS/LIS systems, and managing specimen transportation.

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The technologist must maintain active status in practiced modalities, provide clinical leadership, and competently perform all assigned advanced level clinical duties and exams. This includes corroborating patient history, preparing and positioning patients, operating imaging equipment, administering contrast media, and initiating basic life support when necessary.

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The technologist performs Nuclear Medicine procedures to create diagnostic images, which involves preparing patients, administering radioactive isotopes, operating specialized equipment, and ensuring patient safety and comfort throughout the process. Key duties also include evaluating image quality, manipulating digital data, documenting procedures in the electronic medical record, and assisting with radiopharmaceutical ordering and PET services when needed.

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Essential duties include rooming patients, collecting assessment data, preparing patients for examinations and treatments, and assisting with various clinic procedures and laboratory tasks. The role also involves managing patient communication, scheduling appointments, registering patients, coordinating referrals, and handling payments.

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The Registered Nurse utilizes the nursing process and critical thinking in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team to perform assessments, planning, intervention, and evaluation of patient care, administering prescribed treatments and medications. Responsibilities also include ensuring accurate documentation, developing individualized patient care plans, providing patient and family education, and participating in performance improvement activities.

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The primary duty involves providing professional anesthesia services to the defined patient population and ensuring continuity of care for those patients. Secondary duties may include assisting the Medical Director with input on budgets, strategic planning, marketing, and recruitment, provided these do not interfere with core clinical performance.

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Perform diagnostic imaging procedures across multiple modalities, ensuring patient safety and accurate documentation. Provide clinical leadership, mentor staff, and maintain imaging equipment and supplies.

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The Registered Nurse utilizes the nursing process and critical thinking in collaboration with interdisciplinary team members to perform assessments, planning, intervention, and evaluation of patient care. This includes administering prescribed treatments, ensuring accurate documentation, developing individualized patient care plans, and providing necessary patient and family education.

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Essential duties involve utilizing the Information System for patient processing, sample collection, test resulting, and reporting, while performing laboratory tests across specialties like hematology, chemistry, and blood bank using automated and manual methods. Responsibilities also include analyzing results for accuracy, ensuring critical result reporting, performing quality control, and conducting minor instrument maintenance and troubleshooting.

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The Unit Clerk CNA processes orders and patient charges, answers calls, directs visitors, maintains medical records, and provides patient care. They also participate in performance improvement activities and ensure a clean work environment.