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The Clinical Audiologist at St. Luke's provides diagnostic, rehabilitative, and habilitative services for auditory impairments. Responsibilities include conducting comprehensive hearing evaluations, tympanometry, BAER testing, infant hearing screening, industrial audiometry, and electronystagmography. They interpret test results, offer rehabilitation options, provide hearing aid services, and make necessary referrals. The role requires a master's degree in audiology, CCC-A certification, and a Pennsylvania license.

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St. Luke's University Health Network seeks BC/BE Pediatric Ophthalmologists to provide high-quality clinical care, teach and supervise trainees, and engage in scholarly activities. Responsibilities include patient examinations, implementing treatment plans, coordinating care, and maintaining modern medical practices. Opportunities exist to develop the Division of Pediatric Ophthalmology within the new department, collaborating with the network and department chair.

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The Certified Nursing Assistant provides direct care to residents/patients with ADL needs under a registered nurse's supervision. Responsibilities include adhering to performance standards, conducting rounds, identifying safety hazards, participating in interdisciplinary meetings, and completing documentation accurately. The role involves assisting with admissions, discharges, and transfers, reporting concerns, and maintaining a positive attitude. Candidates should be able to withstand stressful situations, lift patients, and possess basic computer skills.

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Perform diagnostic and therapeutic Nuclear Medicine studies, adhering to protocols and regulations. Educate patients, conduct quality control, and manage radionuclide orders. Ensure digital image accuracy, maintain lab safety, and demonstrate financial accountability.

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St. Luke's University Health Network seeks BC/BE subspecialty Ophthalmologists fellowship-trained in Neuro-Ophthalmology. Responsibilities include clinical care, teaching, supervising trainees, scholarly activities, and helping develop the Division of Neuro-Ophthalmology. Deliver cost-effective, high-quality care, perform patient exams, coordinate treatment plans, and maintain current medical practice knowledge. Engage in patient education, wellness, and health maintenance, demonstrating competency in patient assessment and treatment.

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St. Luke's University Health Network seeks fellowship-trained Ophthalmologists specializing in Cornea, Refractive, Cataract, and Anterior Segment. Responsibilities include clinical care, teaching, scholarly activities, patient examinations, assessments, treatment plans, and collaboration with healthcare professionals. Candidates should be energetic, dynamic, and committed to patient-centered care and medical education.

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Join St. Luke's University Health Network as a BC/BE subspecialty Ophthalmologist specializing in Oculoplastics/Orbit. Responsibilities include clinical care, teaching, supervision of trainees, and scholarly activities. Candidates will perform patient examinations, provide cost-effective care, manage treatment plans, and collaborate with healthcare professionals. Opportunities exist to contribute to the development of the Division of Oculoplastics and engage in innovative research and medical education. Become part of a dedicated community committed to excellence in patient care and education.

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The St. Luke's Physician provides comprehensive medical services, performing history and physical exams, managing patient treatment programs, and coordinating care. Responsibilities include ensuring high-quality, cost-effective care, participating in education initiatives, and maintaining confidentiality.

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The Pharmacist will interpret physician orders, monitor medication interactions, prepare and dispense medications, conduct routine inspections, and supervise technicians. They will act as a resource for drug information, maintain accurate records, and ensure compliance with regulations.

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The St. Luke's Physician provides comprehensive medical services in practice and hospital settings, performs patient assessments, manages treatment programs, coordinates care, educates patients, and ensures adherence to practice guidelines. This role involves collaborating with healthcare professionals, maintaining medical knowledge, and participating in quality improvement initiatives, focusing on high-quality, cost-effective patient care.