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direct patient care, supports patient comfort and safety, and documents care appropriately in the electronic health record or approved tracking tools. Work Performed Prepare patients, equipment and
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to use accurate verbal and written communication and to document patient care appropriately in the electronic health record. Duties and Responsibilities of this Level Prepare patients, equipment and
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on identifying and validating surrogate endpoints for overall survival using data from cancer clinical trials and patient registries, developing prognostic models of clinical outcomes in cancer, and conducting
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to physicians and other providers on coding and clinical documentation. Consult with and educate/train physicians on coding practices and conventions in order to provide detailed coding information. Communicate
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complex testing needs of Duke Health patients by providing timely and accurate results, educating the next generation of laboratorians, scientists and physicians, and researching and developing the cutting
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of collaboration and innovation include development of the STAR perfusion technique and On-Table Reanimation (OTR) for DCD heart procurement. The successful candidate will bring clinical excellence, intellectual
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service excellence and efficiency. Partner with nursing and/or clinical leads to ensure compliance with safety, regulatory, and infection control requirements. Participate in the development and monitoring
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congenital heart anomalies and disease processes for which patients are hospitalized, understanding the pathophysiology, various presenting clinical presentations and disease prognosis Develop a diverse
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complex testing needs of Duke Health patients by providing timely and accurate results, educating the next generation of laboratorians, scientists and physicians, and researching and developing the cutting
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complex testing needs of Duke Health patients by providing timely and accurate results, educating the next generation of laboratorians, scientists and physicians, and researching and developing the cutting