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clinic schedules using current systems * CHANGE REQUESTS - Receive and enter approved leave and change requests and make changes to the existing schedule; edit master department or clinic templates as
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to actively participate in their own care by asking questions and reporting treatment or situations that they don't understand or may "not seem right" Qualifications Education: Essential: * Master's Degree
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Director; oversee and direct office activities in support of all hospital policies and procedures; serve as a primary point of contact for Executive Director. Ensure adherence to Hospital and Departmental
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the FICA Spiritual Assessment Qualifications Education: Essential: * Pastoral * Master's Degree Education specialization: Essential: * 4 Units Clinical Education * Divinity or Equivalent Experience
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- Ensure patient medical records contain necessary information; document medical history or chief complaint; triage and initiate care for walk-in patients * SUPPORT - Document lab cultures; ensure follow
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UNMH Newborn Nursery APP (Advance Practice Providers) team is seeking a highly motivated provider to join the team. The APPs manage and run the newborn clinic at the main hospital conducting post
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; records chief complaints; patient data collection; report any changes in condition or behavior of patients to appropriate personnel * DATA - Enter various data into computer and forms; verify data, make
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to actively participate in their own care by asking questions and reporting treatment or situations that they don't understand or may "not seem right" Qualifications Education: Essential: * Master's Degree
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* SUPPORT - Ensure patient medical records contain necessary information; document medical history or chief complaint; triage and initiate care for walk-in patients * SUPPORT - Document lab cultures; ensure
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Administration course) * PATIENT CARE - Perform basic patient initial screening; intakes and records vital signs; records chief complaints; patient data collection; report any changes in condition or behavior