5 jobs found in Manchester, NH

45877021 Overview Infusion nurses at New London Hospital provide high quality and comforting care to patients with chronic illness, including autoimmune disorders, blood disorders, and cancer. Applicants should be proficient in IV skills and ideally have experience with care and use of central venous access devices (e.g. implanted ports). Major duties include administration of biologic medications, chemotherapy, and blood products, as well as monitoring and responding to infusion related reactions. Important skills include communication, attention to detail, and collaboration with peers. Responsibilities Clinical: Coordinates patient care with providers, as appropriate. Maintains established departmental policies and procedures, objectives, safety, and infection control standards. Oncology Clinic Prepares equipment and assists physicians during treatments and examinations of oncology patients. Administers anti-neoplastic agents and other medications adhering to NLH...

45877020 Overview Infusion nurses at New London Hospital provide high quality and comforting care to patients with chronic illness, including autoimmune disorders, blood disorders, and cancer. Applicants should be proficient in IV skills and ideally have experience with care and use of central venous access devices (e.g. implanted ports). Major duties include administration of biologic medications, chemotherapy, and blood products, as well as monitoring and responding to infusion related reactions. Important skills include communication, attention to detail, and collaboration with peers. Responsibilities Clinical: Coordinates patient care with providers, as appropriate. Maintains established departmental policies and procedures, objectives, safety, and infection control standards. Oncology Clinic Prepares equipment and assists physicians during treatments and examinations of oncology patients. Administers anti-neoplastic agents and other medications adhering to NLH...

46477412 Overview Nurses in the Hematology/Oncology Infusion Suite at New London Hospital provide high quality and comforting care to patients with chronic illness, including autoimmune disorders, blood disorders, and cancer. Applicants should be proficient in IV skills and ideally have experience with care and use of central venous access devices (e.g. implanted ports). Major duties include administration of biologic medications, chemotherapy, and blood products, as well as monitoring and responding to infusion related reactions. Important skills include communication, attention to detail, and collaboration with peers. Responsibilities Clinical: Coordinates patient care with providers, as appropriate. Maintains established departmental policies and procedures, objectives, safety, and infection control standards. Triages patient calls and documents in the medical record. Oncology Clinic Prepares equipment and assists physicians during treatments and examinations...

45376098 Under the supervision of a department manager or provider assumes responsibility for direct patient management and flow by the providing quality patient care to all patients. Review medical record of scheduled patients to verify that current lab, x-ray or procedure reports are available for provider and fill out forms required for appointment. Accurately performs required computer functions including but not limited to medication reconciliation, updating part medical and surgical history problem lists in the EMR, chronic health maintenance, scheduling of appointments including order entry, and management of task lists. Performs pre-certification for tests, procedures and specialty medications as required and notifies ordering department/provider of denials.   Requirements Current Medical Assistant Certification through NHA, AAMA or AMT and CPR certification; certification must be maintained for duration of employment.. Must possess excellent communication,...

38170309 Under general supervision of the Nursing Team Leader, Clinical Leader and/or the Department Director and under the general direction of the department physicians, perform as a member of the healthcare team to apply the nursing process when making nursing judgements and decisions specific to assessment, planning, implementation/delivery, and evaluation of patient care, and documenting relevant data and care processes.  In addition to functioning with greater autonomy, the RN will demonstrate excellent assessment, communication, interpersonal, and organizational/ time management skills.   State of New Hampshire license with minimum of three years of nursing experience preferred.  Current certification in BCLS required (ACLS may be required for certain departments).    Demonstrated ability to work well as a member of a team and respond calmly and effectively in a fast paced environment and during a crisis and/or emergency. Computer skills required. May be required to...