Recognizes signs of abuse and reports appropriately to the hospital social worker and/or Child /Adult Protective Services. Familiar with the EMTALA Regulations. Responsible for the observation and direction of patient lifts, mobilization, and shall participate as needed in patient handling. Attends and maintains mandatory training in safe patient handling, trained in safe lifting techniques, includes but not limited to 1) Appropriate use of lifting devices and equipment, 2) Five areas of body exposure: vertical, lateral, bariatric repositioning and ambulation, 3) Use of lifting devices to handle patients safely. Uses professional judgment and clinical assessment in safe patient handling that are consistent with Safe Patient Handling policies. Uses two patient identifiers consistently when drawing lab, administering medications and performing procedures. Follows medication reconciliation policy consistently. Does not use unacceptable abbreviations in documentation (uses read back on all telephone orders.) Monitors authentication and validation of telephone orders within 24 hours by the physician. Ensures consistently that all clinical alarms, i.e. cardiac monitors are set with the appropriate parameters for the patient and are audible at all times. Ensures Crash Cart, defibrillation function have been checked per protocol and after each code, appropriate items are immediately replaced and indicated by signature on crash cart checklist. Is in compliance with information contained in the Infection Manual (i.e. OSHA blood borne pathogen standards, CDC Guidelines), and demonstrates appropriate use of personal protective equipment (e.g., gloves, gowns, masks, goggles) and hand hygiene techniques. Gives thorough, detailed efficient change of shift report or upon patient intra-department transfer to ensure consistency in the plan of care.  Uses the SBAR communication methodology in all reporting. Assists physicians with special tests and procedures in the unit. Uses universal protocol “time out” on all patients for any invasive/bedside procedures.

Recognizes signs of abuse and reports appropriately to the hospital social worker and/or Child /Adult Protective Services. Familiar with the EMTALA Regulations. Responsible for the observation and direction of patient lifts, mobilization, and shall participate as needed in patient handling. Attends and maintains mandatory training in safe patient handling, trained in safe lifting techniques, includes but not limited to 1) Appropriate use of lifting devices and equipment, 2) Five areas of body exposure: vertical, lateral, bariatric repositioning and ambulation, 3) Use of lifting devices to handle patients safely. Uses professional judgment and clinical assessment in safe patient handling that are consistent with Safe Patient Handling policies. Uses two patient identifiers consistently when drawing lab, administering medications and performing procedures. Follows medication reconciliation policy consistently. Does not use unacceptable abbreviations in documentation (uses read back on all telephone orders.) Monitors authentication and validation of telephone orders within 24 hours by the physician. Ensures consistently that all clinical alarms, i.e. cardiac monitors are set with the appropriate parameters for the patient and are audible at all times. Ensures Crash Cart, defibrillation function have been checked per protocol and after each code, appropriate items are immediately replaced and indicated by signature on crash cart checklist. Is in compliance with information contained in the Infection Manual (i.e. OSHA blood borne pathogen standards, CDC Guidelines), and demonstrates appropriate use of personal protective equipment (e.g., gloves, gowns, masks, goggles) and hand hygiene techniques. Gives thorough, detailed efficient change of shift report or upon patient intra-department transfer to ensure consistency in the plan of care.  Uses the SBAR communication methodology in all reporting. Assists physicians with special tests and procedures in the unit. Uses universal protocol “time out” on all patients for any invasive/bedside procedures.

Recognizes signs of abuse and reports appropriately to the hospital social worker and/or Child /Adult Protective Services. Familiar with the EMTALA Regulations. Responsible for the observation and direction of patient lifts, mobilization, and shall participate as needed in patient handling. Attends and maintains mandatory training in safe patient handling, trained in safe lifting techniques, includes but not limited to 1) Appropriate use of lifting devices and equipment, 2) Five areas of body exposure: vertical, lateral, bariatric repositioning and ambulation, 3) Use of lifting devices to handle patients safely. Uses professional judgment and clinical assessment in safe patient handling that are consistent with Safe Patient Handling policies. Uses two patient identifiers consistently when drawing lab, administering medications and performing procedures. Follows medication reconciliation policy consistently. Does not use unacceptable abbreviations in documentation (uses read back on all telephone orders.) Monitors authentication and validation of telephone orders within 24 hours by the physician. Ensures consistently that all clinical alarms, i.e. cardiac monitors are set with the appropriate parameters for the patient and are audible at all times. Ensures Crash Cart, defibrillation function have been checked per protocol and after each code, appropriate items are immediately replaced and indicated by signature on crash cart checklist. Is in compliance with information contained in the Infection Manual (i.e. OSHA blood borne pathogen standards, CDC Guidelines), and demonstrates appropriate use of personal protective equipment (e.g., gloves, gowns, masks, goggles) and hand hygiene techniques. Gives thorough, detailed efficient change of shift report or upon patient intra-department transfer to ensure consistency in the plan of care.  Uses the SBAR communication methodology in all reporting. Assists physicians with special tests and procedures in the unit. Uses universal protocol “time out” on all patients for any invasive/bedside procedures. Avoids and prevents injury to self and patients by applying the principles of body mechanics. Maintains a safe environment, functioning with an awareness and application of safety issues identified within the unit/facility, i.e. suction and oxygen immediately available when needed. Completes pain assessment and reassessment consistently within the time frame after giving pain medications and upon discharge or transfer of patients.  Completes documentation of medications given to the patient on the medication administration record (MAR) and narcotic sheet. Initiates discharge and patient / family education planning with proper documentation on the patient record in Medi-Tech. Establishes priorities of patient care based on essential needs and available resources of time, equipment, personnel and supplies. Formulates, maintains and updates a goal directed plan of care on patients which is prioritized and based on patient outcomes. Detects and reports medication errors and ADR’s according to hospital policy. Safely and accurately administers medications and documents properly on the MAR in a timely manner. Complies with all regulatory requirements for clinical pathways, clinical assessments, interventions and documentation Performs all other duties as assigned or required.

Recognizes signs of abuse and reports appropriately to the hospital social worker and/or Child /Adult Protective Services. Familiar with the EMTALA Regulations. Responsible for the observation and direction of patient lifts, mobilization, and shall participate as needed in patient handling. Attends and maintains mandatory training in safe patient handling, trained in safe lifting techniques, includes but not limited to 1) Appropriate use of lifting devices and equipment, 2) Five areas of body exposure: vertical, lateral, bariatric repositioning and ambulation, 3) Use of lifting devices to handle patients safely. Uses professional judgment and clinical assessment in safe patient handling that are consistent with Safe Patient Handling policies. Uses two patient identifiers consistently when drawing lab, administering medications and performing procedures. Follows medication reconciliation policy consistently. Does not use unacceptable abbreviations in documentation (uses read back on all telephone orders.) Monitors authentication and validation of telephone orders within 24 hours by the physician. Ensures consistently that all clinical alarms, i.e. cardiac monitors are set with the appropriate parameters for the patient and are audible at all times. Ensures Crash Cart, defibrillation function have been checked per protocol and after each code, appropriate items are immediately replaced and indicated by signature on crash cart checklist. Is in compliance with information contained in the Infection Manual (i.e. OSHA blood borne pathogen standards, CDC Guidelines), and demonstrates appropriate use of personal protective equipment (e.g., gloves, gowns, masks, goggles) and hand hygiene techniques. Gives thorough, detailed efficient change of shift report or upon patient intra-department transfer to ensure consistency in the plan of care.  Uses the SBAR communication methodology in all reporting. Assists physicians with special tests and procedures in the unit. Uses universal protocol “time out” on all patients for any invasive/bedside procedures. Avoids and prevents injury to self and patients by applying the principles of body mechanics. Maintains a safe environment, functioning with an awareness and application of safety issues identified within the unit/facility, i.e. suction and oxygen immediately available when needed. Completes pain assessment and reassessment consistently within the time frame after giving pain medications and upon discharge or transfer of patients.  Completes documentation of medications given to the patient on the medication administration record (MAR) and narcotic sheet. Initiates discharge and patient / family education planning with proper documentation on the patient record in Medi-Tech. Establishes priorities of patient care based on essential needs and available resources of time, equipment, personnel and supplies. Formulates, maintains and updates a goal directed plan of care on patients which is prioritized and based on patient outcomes. Detects and reports medication errors and ADR’s according to hospital policy. Safely and accurately administers medications and documents properly on the MAR in a timely manner. Complies with all regulatory requirements for clinical pathways, clinical assessments, interventions and documentation Performs all other duties as assigned or required.

Recognizes signs of abuse and reports appropriately to the hospital social worker and/or Child /Adult Protective Services. Familiar with the EMTALA Regulations. Responsible for the observation and direction of patient lifts, mobilization, and shall participate as needed in patient handling. Attends and maintains mandatory training in safe patient handling, trained in safe lifting techniques, includes but not limited to 1) Appropriate use of lifting devices and equipment, 2) Five areas of body exposure: vertical, lateral, bariatric repositioning and ambulation, 3) Use of lifting devices to handle patients safely. Uses professional judgment and clinical assessment in safe patient handling that are consistent with Safe Patient Handling policies. Uses two patient identifiers consistently when drawing lab, administering medications and performing procedures. Follows medication reconciliation policy consistently. Does not use unacceptable abbreviations in documentation (uses read back on all telephone orders.) Monitors authentication and validation of telephone orders within 24 hours by the physician. Ensures consistently that all clinical alarms, i.e. cardiac monitors are set with the appropriate parameters for the patient and are audible at all times. Ensures Crash Cart, defibrillation function have been checked per protocol and after each code, appropriate items are immediately replaced and indicated by signature on crash cart checklist. Is in compliance with information contained in the Infection Manual (i.e. OSHA blood borne pathogen standards, CDC Guidelines), and demonstrates appropriate use of personal protective equipment (e.g., gloves, gowns, masks, goggles) and hand hygiene techniques. Gives thorough, detailed efficient change of shift report or upon patient intra-department transfer to ensure consistency in the plan of care.  Uses the SBAR communication methodology in all reporting. Assists physicians with special tests and procedures in the unit. Uses universal protocol “time out” on all patients for any invasive/bedside procedures. Avoids and prevents injury to self and patients by applying the principles of body mechanics. Maintains a safe environment, functioning with an awareness and application of safety issues identified within the unit/facility, i.e. suction and oxygen immediately available when needed. Completes pain assessment and reassessment consistently within the time frame after giving pain medications and upon discharge or transfer of patients.  Completes documentation of medications given to the patient on the medication administration record (MAR) and narcotic sheet. Initiates discharge and patient / family education planning with proper documentation on the patient record in Medi-Tech. Establishes priorities of patient care based on essential needs and available resources of time, equipment, personnel and supplies. Formulates, maintains and updates a goal directed plan of care on patients which is prioritized and based on patient outcomes. Detects and reports medication errors and ADR’s according to hospital policy. Safely and accurately administers medications and documents properly on the MAR in a timely manner. Complies with all regulatory requirements for clinical pathways, clinical assessments, interventions and documentation Performs all other duties as assigned or required.

Starts, adjusts, stops equipment such as generators, turbines, compressors, pumps, engines and other building related equipment.. Observes recorders, meters and gauges on mechanical equipment and records on logs/forms. Adjusts valves and other controls on mechanical equipment to ensure that readings are within specified ranges for safety, efficiency and economy. Sets standards for equipment usage. Monitors and evaluates equipment usage. Major electrical repairs. All in-house plumbing repairs. General welding. General mechanical repairs Small appliance repairs. Inspects the physical plant rooms and all physical plant equipment for safety. Checks boiler and other building safety shutdown equipment. Disassembles and cleans boilers and other physical plant equipment periodically Inspects physical plant equipment while it is in operation, making minor repairs and/or adjustments as needed Lubricates moving mechanisms on physical plant equipment. All other duties as assigned or required.

Starts, adjusts, stops equipment such as generators, turbines, compressors, pumps, engines and boilers. Observes recorders, meters and gauges on mechanical equipment and records information on logs/forms. Adjusts valves and other controls on mechanical equipment to ensure that readings are within specified ranges for safety, efficiency and economy. Inspects the physical plant mechanical equipment and physical plant rooms for safety and proper operation of safety equipment Disassembles and cleans physical plant mechanical equipment as required by manufacturer recommendations and as needed to maintain acceptable appearance Inspects physical plant mechanical equipment while it is in operation, making minor repairs and/or adjustments as needed  Services physical plant mechanical equipment as required by manufacturer recommendations Performs general painting duties to both the interior and exterior of the building Performs all required prep work (sanding, caulking, primer/sealer, plaster holes, covers items with drop cloth, etc) prior to painting Paint equipment as required to maintain acceptable appearance and protect surfaces  Minor electrical repairs and installation of electrical fixtures and circuits  Minor plumbing repairs and installation of plumbing fixtures  Installs handrails, doors, dispenser units, and other items that must be affixed to the building structure General mechanical repairs and adjustments to building equipment Appliance/equipment repairs. All other duties as assigned or requested.

Assembles and transport cleaning supplies, equipment and other material to designated work areas in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines. Maintains floors, walls, ceilings, windows, fixtures and equipment in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines. Processes general/infectious waste and soiled linen in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines. Operates all power equipment as dictated by work assignment in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines. Uses equipment, supplies and all other hospital property in a safe and economical manner. Maintains environmental services equipment, storage rooms and other materials at a high level of cleanliness and in good repair at all times. Utilizes all chemicals and other cleaning agents in accordance with label instructions, established procedures and safety guidelines. Recommends painting and repairs.  Reports any unsafe conditions. Performs other duties as assigned or required.

The Environmental Service Technician is responsible for maintaining a high level of cleanliness within the hospital and adjacent buildings, which may require traveling from one facility to another without assistance.  Respond to and initiate communication by phone, handheld radios, pagers etc.  

1. Assembles and transport cleaning supplies, equipment and other material to designated work areas in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines.   2. Maintains floors, walls, ceilings, windows, fixtures and equipment in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines.   3. Processes general/infectious waste and soiled linen in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines.   4. Operates all power equipment as dictated by work assignment in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines.   5. Uses equipment, supplies and all other hospital property in a safe and economical manner.   6. Maintains environmental services equipment, storage rooms and other materials at a high level of cleanliness and in good repair at all times.   7. Utilizes all chemicals and other cleaning agents in accordance with label instructions, established procedures and safety guidelines.   8. Recommends painting and repairs.  Reports any unsafe conditions.   9. Performs other duties as assigned or required.    

Assembles and transport cleaning supplies, equipment and other material to designated work areas in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines. Maintains floors, walls, ceilings, windows, fixtures and equipment in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines. Processes general/infectious waste and soiled linen in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines. Operates all power equipment as dictated by work assignment in accordance with established procedures and safety guidelines. Uses equipment, supplies and all other hospital property in a safe and economical manner. Maintains environmental services equipment, storage rooms and other materials at a high level of cleanliness and in good repair at all times. Utilizes all chemicals and other cleaning agents in accordance with label instructions, established procedures and safety guidelines. Recommends painting and repairs.  Reports any unsafe conditions. Performs other duties as assigned or required.

Ensures that the facility and campus is safe. Performs checks/surveys of interior areas and well as exterior areas of the facility. Ensures that specific areas are locked & secure.   Documents all checks/surveys and incidents on daily reports & incident reports.   Intervenes and/or assists when potential violence in indicated. Uses proper techniques to alleviate potential violence and assists the staff in properly restraining violent persons when necessary for the safety of the person and or staff.   Identifies potential security issues and takes appropriate action for correction.   Performs security services for the staff and investigates security incidents.    Maintains the operation of all security equipment and reports malfunctioning equipment.   Able to execute emergency procedures in a crisis situation involving a disaster situation. Able to execute emergency procedure and properly secure the facility.    Will inspect and monitor facility plant equipment in the absence of Engineering staff. Able to verify that all gauges are in normal parameters and reset equipment as directed by the Engineering staff.  Able to record pertinent information on the log book.   Will perform minor adjustments to facility equipment in the absence of Engineering staff. Able to perform minor adjustments to thermostats and other related equipment.   Performs other duties as assigned or required.  

Plan, coordinate and implement the overall Bariatric and Stroke programs. Plan and manage the care of patients, and family, as applicable.   Serve in accordance with the nursing process to continue follow-up and as a resource. Serve as liaison between hospital, medical staff, clinical departments, bariatric physician’s office, patients and other resources. Collaborates with interdisciplinary team members in the development, evaluation, and revision of the plan of care as appropriate to meet the patient’s needs and goals. Performs concurrent review of patient care to ensure that protocols and care plans have been initiated and followed. Collects and abstracts data into databases. Analyzes data to identify trends and new opportunities for process improvement. Documents findings and communicates all pertinent information to interdisciplinary team members as appropriate. Participates in Regional Advisory Council (RAC) by attending meeting, organizing and facilitating the hospital’s involvement in the RAC. Develop hospital relationships with primary and specialty practice physicians with the goal of increasing referral and redirection opportunities for both inpatient and outpatient services for the hospital. Monitor patient experience and share information with leadership and other departments to identify opportunities to improve, resolve or prevent the recurrence of problems, and increase overall patient satisfaction. Successfully plans and hosts Information Seminars and Support Groups monthly, in support of patient recruitment efforts and program continuing education. Effectively encourages potential patients to complete pre-registration/insurance verification paperwork after Information Seminars/Support Groups, knowledgeably assists with this process, and verifies insurance eligibility. Provides education to patients/families/significant other and staff, incorporating age-specific criteria and assessment of readiness to learn. Supervises staff skills and knowledge verification. Represents the hospital in a professional manner at community events as required.   Performs other duties as assigned or required.