Peterson Health Jobs

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The Hospice Clinical Manager directs and specializes in hospice care, coordinating and supervising care plans for patients and caregivers across various settings. Responsibilities include liaising with medical teams, overseeing patient care compliance, participating in meetings, and performing supervisory and on-call duties.

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The Registered Nurse is responsible for assessing patient needs, planning and implementing care that addresses spiritual, emotional, physiological, and psychosocial needs, and evaluating and documenting responses in patient records. Proficiency in unit-specific skills and competencies is required. The role demands Texas RN licensure, CPR, and additional certifications like ACLS and PALS within a year. Prior emergency department experience is preferred.

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Join a compassionate team as an RN responsible for assessing patient needs and planning comprehensive nursing care. Ensure effective implementation and evaluation of care plans, while demonstrating communication and unit-specific competencies. Ideal candidates possess a Texas RN license, BLS, and at least six months of RN experience in an inpatient setting.

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The Hospice RN Case Manager coordinates and directs hospice patient care based on individual needs in various settings. Responsibilities include independent management, assessing appropriateness, developing care plans, monitoring effectiveness, documenting thoroughly, and collaborating with providers, caregivers, and Hospice IDG members. The role requires advanced assessment, teaching, decision-making skills, and participation in meetings and on-call duties.

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The Registered Nurse is accountable for quality patient care, assessing and addressing spiritual, emotional, and physiological needs, and developing care plans. They are expected to demonstrate the mission and values of Peterson Health, with responsibilities including documentation and delegation. Required skills include unit-specific competencies, with preferred skills like PALS and CCRN certification.

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The CT Technologist acquires diagnostic images under radiologist supervision, injects contrast for anatomy enhancement, and assists with invasive procedures. Proficiency in patient care, radiation safety, and equipment operation is essential, with a focus on developing new imaging techniques.

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As a Nuclear Medicine Technologist, you will work under Radiologists to acquire diagnostic images, inject nuclides, and assist with invasive procedures. Strong skills in patient care, anatomy, and radiation safety are essential. Comprehensive knowledge of imaging physics, medical terminology, and the ability to create optimal diagnostic images efficiently is required. Entry-level experience and relevant certifications, such as ARRT (N) or NMTCB, are necessary, with preference for those with over a year of experience.

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Under supervision of radiologists, this role involves acquiring diagnostic images, assisting in invasive procedures, and assessing images for technique and quality. Requires excellent organizational skills, knowledge of anatomy, ultrasound physics, and safe imaging equipment operation. Must have ARRT, ARDMS, or CCI registry, BLS CPR, and vascular registry.