the university of kansas health system Jobs

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The Registered Nurse in the Renal Unit coordinates interdisciplinary patient care, provides safe and holistic care, and acts as a mentor and leader. Responsibilities include critical thinking, patient education, and comprehensive assessments while maintaining a safe environment and adhering to medication safety policies. The RN collaborates with healthcare teams, anticipates safety concerns, and adapts care plans to patient needs, fostering a thriving team environment.

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As an EP Scrub Tech, assist medical staff in diagnostic, interventional, and therapeutic procedures within the Electrophysiology Lab. Ensure patient safety, provide sterile procedural areas, and operate complex equipment. Perform patient monitoring, emergency interventions, equipment setup, and documentation. Collaborate with medical staff to deliver excellent patient care.

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The Clinical Nurse - Float Pool utilizes the nursing process to provide safe, therapeutic care, integrating knowledge and skills to meet patient and family needs. Responsibilities include medication safety, patient assessment, triage, direct nursing care, patient education, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The RN demonstrates leadership, critical thinking, and ensures a safe environment while adhering to the Kansas Nurse Practice Act and hospital policies. This role requires a commitment to professional growth and life-long learning.

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The Special Procedures Technologist assists in diagnostic, interventional, and therapeutic radiologic procedures, maintaining sterile environments and proper documentation. They ensure technical competency in imaging, radiation protection, and inventory tracking. Responsibilities include patient safety, on-call duties, and supporting radiology residents. Required qualifications include completion of an accredited Radiology Technologist Program and licensure.

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Polysomnography Technologists perform patient care activities, execute protocols, perform sleep studies, calibrate equipment, and educate patients. They maintain a clean environment, troubleshoot equipment, and assist with administrative tasks. They monitor patients, score polysomnographic records, and ensure continuous data collection. They interact with health staff to provide quality care and may serve as acting leader and assist in training new employees.

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The Mammography Technologist performs direct patient care with mammography procedures, including screening and diagnostic mammograms and breast biopsies. They mentor new employees, assist in patient follow-up, and ensure compliance with ACR, MQSA/FDA regulations. Responsibilities include patient education, maintaining equipment, and supporting medical staff. They must keep credentials current and complete mandatory educational assignments while ensuring a safe work environment. Competency in breast imaging software and equipment is essential.