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Registered Nurse/Licensed Practical Nurse- South Hampton

United States - Full Time

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

*Duties may include, but not limited to all or some of the following.

Registered Nurse/Licensed Practical Nurse

Patient Care

  • Responsible for assisting the physician (s) in the care of patients to assure optimal medical care.
  • Prepares patient for physical examination/surgery.
  • Assists physician(s) in the physical examination/surgery of the patient.
  • Takes patient histories.  Obtains and documents information relating to drug allergies in prominent place on the label located on the front of the chart and on the patient history form.
  • Prepares patients for surgical procedures.
  • Sets up surgical room for appropriate procedure (s)
  • Assists physician (s) with surgical procedure (s)
  • Obtains patient consent form/authorization before surgery.
  • Responsible for patient education.  Hands out educational pamphlets, gives care instructions verbally.  Hands out postoperative instruction sheets and preoperative instruction sheets
  • Answers patient questions on telephone and take written notes of conversation.
  • Gives injections/local anesthesia per physician(s) instruction.
  • Maintains clean, safe and well stocked examination rooms for patient care at all time.
  • Keeps necessary logs documentation for patient recalls.
  • Photographing and recording patient photographs
  • Postoperative calls and liaison between physician (s) and patient
  • Other duties, as deemed necessary.

 

Lead/Administrative Duties:

  • Allow 2-3 days per week as administrative days without patient care assignments.
  • Review of all policies and SOP for compliance.
  • Supply maintenance and order as needed. 
  • Coverage for Supervisor (Trish) as needed.
  • Meet with vendors to ensure up to date product/laser knowledge
  • Schedule any in-services for office as needed.
  • Competency reviews as needed
  • All new processes to be reviewed with staff to ensure consistency and compliance
  • Onboarding and training schedule for new hires
  • Coverage of 5th and 6th floor rotation per week
  • Oversight for Covid Testing
  • Work as a liaison for all floors
  • Biopsy/Infection logs
  • MIPS oversight
  • AAAHC

 

General Duties

  • Assist in general housekeeping duties including weekly scrub down of all patient examination rooms, etc.
  • Preceptor to new nursing personnel, as needed.
  • Sterilizes surgical instruments using appropriate method, e.g., steam, chemical, ultrasound, etc...
  • Assist in scheduling patients for lab tests with outside diagnostic centers or hospitals.
  • Charts in medical record as appropriate
  • Calls in prescriptions per physician(s) instruction.
  • Must attend all staff meetings and scheduled in-service programs.
  • Regularly organize drugs.
  • Regularly properly dispose of expired drug samples
  • Orders medical/surgical supplies as necessary to maintain a well-stocked clinical area as instructed by supervisor.
  • Always maintain a professional appearance
  • Arrive at work, on time, as scheduled.
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