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The primary purpose of the Ultrasound Technologist provides health care services for inpatients and outpatients of the University Hospital/DOC through the applications of non-ionizing radiation (in the form of ultrasound). The technologist performs general, OB/GYN, vascular ultrasound procedures for the interpretation of a licensed practitioner. The patient population ranges from newborn to maturity. Exercise professional judgment throughout the performance of his/her duties and maintains a demeanor that supports the values and mission of the department, ensuring that all interaction with patients, physicians, nurses, administrators, and other members of the hospital staff are professional and in...
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The Chaplaincy Education Coordinator is responsible for supporting the design, coordination, and execution of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) programs in alignment with standards set by ACPE, the Spiritual Care Association (SCA), or other nationally recognized certifying bodies. Key responsibilities include developing educational curriculum, assessing students' clinical performance, and facilitating learning opportunities. The Coordinator also oversees Chaplaincy-related projects, including research, program development, and preparation of annual reports. This role works closely with leadership and...
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The Senior Hospital Application Analyst develops and manages complex projects. Oversees the planning, development, implementation and support of hospital information systems. Supervises analyst/project staff. Develops testing strategies according to system build and downstream system requirements. Oversees and assists the hospital with the development of a training plan. Ensures that systems are implemented and functioning under the guidance of acceptable University policies...
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The Echocardiography Technologist is primarily responsible for delivering confidential, high-quality patient care by conducting non-invasive echocardiographic procedures for both inpatients and outpatients ranging from older adolescents to elderly adults. This role includes maintaining imaging equipment, coordinating necessary services, ensuring accurate documentation, and supporting continuous quality improvement efforts tailored to the patient's age and developmental level. Performance is evaluated by the Chief Echo Technologist unless otherwise specified
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The main responsibility of the Staff Nurse is to deliver hands-on patient care in a Cardiac Catheterization Lab, including performing nursing procedures and assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating care for patients undergoing diagnostic and interventional cardiology procedures. Performance is assessed by the Nurse Manager or Assistant Nurse Manager and through patient and family feedback, unless otherwise specified.
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The Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) plays a key role in enhancing patient care and improving clinical systems within the Trauma Service. In collaboration with Trauma Physicians, the multidisciplinary Trauma Team, and other healthcare professionals, the Trauma APN delivers direct patient care to trauma patients. This role draws upon advanced clinical expertise to support patient management, provide staff orientation, consultation, and evaluation, and offer education to patients, families, and healthcare team members. The APN works closely with physicians and nursing leadership to assess and address both...
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The primary purpose of the Biomedical Service Supervisor position is to supervise all Biomedical Engineering Technicians (BMET) servicing general medical equipment throughout University Hospital. Coordinates acquisition of repair parts.
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The main responsibility of the Data Uniformity Specialist is to identify, investigate, and correct issues related to medical record numbers, electronic and paper health records, and University Hospital’s information system databases. This role ensures the accuracy and consistency of the Master Patient Index (MPI) and electronic medical record data, helping to protect the integrity of patient information and support overall patient safety.
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The primary purpose of the Audiology Technician position is to provide newborn screening and follow-up services including but not limited to hearing screening and patient data management activities under the direction of the Lead Clinical/Senior Clinical Audiologist.
The primary purpose of the Blood Bank Technologist position is to assume responsibility for maintaining blood/blood product inventory, daily temperature quality control of designated refrigerators, thawing fresh frozen plasma,
aliquoting blood for pediatric patients, logging in blood/blood products, issuing blood/blood products, performing clerical duties, answering phones and communicating needs to staff under the direction of the Chief technologist.
