5 healthcare jobs found in south bend

Major duties and responsibilities include: Performs routine nursing procedures as directed by RN.  Assists the RN & LPN with the more acutely ill patients as described.  Helps prepare unit, patient rooms, patient beds for receiving patient admission, returning surgical patient, etc.  Transcribes information such as patient’s temperature, pulse rate, respiration and blood pressure from nurse’s records onto patient’s medical records. Records diet orders on appropriate forms. Keeps nurses’ station desk neat, clean and orderly. Answers telephone and relays messages to patients and staff courteously tactfully. See job descriptions for further duties.

Arranges for the efficient and orderly admission of inpatients, outpatients, non–patients, clinic patients and all prescheduled patients. Ensures efficient operation and quality service to other hospital departments, physician’s office and the public.  Operates a multi-line telephone switchboard to relay incoming, outgoing and interoffice calls. May be required to work other shifts as emergencies arise and work flexible shifts if needed. 

In one of our onsite clinics you provides patient care services under the direction of the provider and/or physician.  Schedule appointments and making referrals. Works as a team with other clinic staff in providing timely and appropriate patient services, including phone triage and patient teaching/instruction.  

This position reports to the Director of Nursing Services.  The staff nurse is accountable for all-nursing care behaviors and professional responsibilities described in this position description.  Utilizing the nursing process, the Staff Nurse is accountable for the delivery of patient care on the unit during   the shift.  The Staff nurse is responsible for meeting the established Standards of Nursing Care, managing assigned personnel and promoting collaboration among the disciplines.  The Charge Nurse assesses plans, directs, and evaluates the delivery of nursing care for the Morning and Night shift. The Charge nurse is responsible for the coordination of all Nursing Department personnel on the shift; this includes Med/Surg. and ER Nursing staff. In the event of a disaster and in the absence of the DNS and the Administrator, the Charge Nurse is responsible, until Administration is notified, for directing the staff of the hospital...

Medical Laboratory Technician Has professional responsibilities for planning, performing, evaluating and reporting CLIA ’88 waived, moderately complex and highly complex testing. This includes pre-analytical, analytical and post-analytical function; performing quality control and quality assurance activities; monitoring supply inventory; and establishing and/or maintaining communications with health care providers, and patients, other hospital personnel and other organizations.