3 jobs found in Woodruff

Summary The MDS Coordinator is an integral part of the interdisciplinary team who functions as a liaison between the resident, family, and staff. Coordinates all aspects of regulatory data set completion assuring accuracy and adherence to mandated completion times. Provides and understand the specific communication, development, treatment needs of residents, families, and visitors ranging in age from early adult to late adult. Is responsible for maintaining an up to date data set manual and reviewing and revising of the data set policies and procedures, as appropriate. Is responsible for coordinating the MDS Coordinator communication, education and competency validation. Ensures the completion of necessary documentation by all disciplines for the completion of the resident’s data set. Maintains clinical knowledge through journal review, conferences and software programs. Participates in quality assessment performance improvement process. Complies with...

Summary The LPN/Office Nurse will take the patient to the exam room and take the vital signs, weight, and history. LPN will be responsible for injections, setting up surgical trays, cleaning surgical instruments and sterilizations. The LPN will maintain cleanliness and stocking of exam rooms. The LPN will review all lab reports for any abnormalities for the provider, record, and have provider sign off on all reports. The LPN will call patients at the provider's request regarding any abnormal lab reports or actions to be taken due to the lab reports, sending report to medical records for placing in patients chart. The LPN will return patient phone calls and call in prescriptions at provider's orders. The LPN is responsible for nursing procedures such as EKG, oximetry and IV's. The LPN is responsible for maintaining all medical equipment. The LPN is responsible for making sure all procedures; tests, etc. are marked on patient routing slips to ensure...

Summary The RN Supervisor , under the direction of the Director of Nursing, utilizes knowledge and skills at a competent level to provide direct age-specific and culturally appropriate resident care through the use of the nursing process of assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation, along with the Resident Assessment Instrument (RAI) process. Additionally, serves as a clinical resource and preceptor, participates in resident, family, and staff education, demonstrates leadership skills, and collaborates with other professional disciplines to ensure effective and efficient resident care delivery and the achievement of desired resident outcomes. The Nurse-Clinical must be able to provide and understand the specific communication, developmental, and treatment needs of residents, families, and visitors ranging in age from early adult to late adult. Education Nursing, Associates...