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. Communicates with physicians and pharmacists to recommend changes in medication therapy to optimize patient outcomes (i.e. labs not at goal, discontinuation of medication). Supports the process of completing
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of the nursing process and the delivery of patient care for the specialty patient population. Provide personal nursing care and perform routine assigned tasks under the direction of a licensed Registered Nurse (RN
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education programs Educational Requirements: High School Diploma/GED Bachelors degree in science or related degree preferred Experience: 1-year clinical research related experience preferred Physical Demands
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nursing process components and relevant interventions for direct and indirect Oncology patient care services that ensures the safety, comfort, personal hygiene, and protection of patients in a timely manner
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on signs and symptoms of illness, reactions to medications/treatments, general behavior, and/or general physical condition. Demonstrates advanced assessment skills, integrating appropriate data sources
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of patient information by interviewing patient and confirming purpose of visit. The Medical Assistant is also responsible to prepare the patients for examination by performing preliminary physical tests
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of patient information by interviewing patient and confirming purpose of visit. The Medical Assistant is also responsible to prepare the patients for examination by performing preliminary physical tests
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on signs and symptoms of illness, reactions to medications/treatments, general behavior, and/or general physical condition. Demonstrates advanced assessment skills, integrating appropriate data sources
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Improvement (CQI) monitoring to maintain or improve care of Oncology patient population. Plans patient care and education based on disease process, anticipated patient outcomes, complications of treatment, and
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for interacting with peers, patients, physicians, and other customers. Full command (verbal and written) of the English language. Physical Requirements: Frequent sitting and standing; occasional walking and bending