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Position Title:Clinical Dietician
Position Summary:
Provides medical nutritional therapy to patients by assessing nutritional status, developing a plan of care to maintain or improve nutritional status, periodically evaluating the patient's response to the plan of care, and modifying it as required for optimal outcomes. Counsels patients and/or families about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
- Completes patient nutritional assessment and establishes plan of care for patient's nutritional requirements; utilizes assessment and evaluation techniques that consider the varied needs of age-specific populations as well as cultural, religious, and ethnic concerns.
- Documents assessment, plan, actions and patients' progress.
- Develops, reviews, updates and implements educational materials to meet the needs of patients and clinical professionals. Serves as an expert resource and collaborates with the multi-disciplinary medical team on any nutrition-related matters.
- Participate in care planning meetings, rounds, and test trays in the kitchen.
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The Clinical Dietitian provides medical nutritional therapy to patients by assessing nutritional status, developing a plan of care to maintain or improve nutritional status, periodically evaluating the patient's response to the plan of care, and modifying it as required for optimal outcomes. Counsels patients and/or families about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
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The Clinical Dietitian provides medical nutritional therapy to patients by assessing nutritional status, developing a plan of care to maintain or improve nutritional status, periodically evaluating the patient's response to the plan of care, and modifying it as required for optimal outcomes. Counsels patients and/or families about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
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Position Title:Clinical Dietitian
Position Summary:
Provides medical nutritional therapy to patients by assessing nutritional status, developing a plan of care to maintain or improve nutritional status, periodically evaluating the patient's response to the plan of care, and modifying it as required for optimal outcomes. Counsels patients and/or families about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
- Completes patient nutritional assessment and establishes plan of care for patient's nutritional requirements; utilizes assessment and evaluation techniques that consider the varied needs of age-specific populations as well as cultural, religious, and ethnic concerns.
- Documents assessment, plan, actions and patients' progress.
- Develops, reviews, updates and implements educational materials to meet the needs of patients and clinical professionals. Serves as an expert resource and collaborates with the multi-disciplinary medical team on any nutrition-related matters.
- Participate in care planning meetings, rounds, and test trays in the kitchen.
Requirements:
- Knowledge of therapeutic approaches and principles of Medical Nutrition Therapy and ability to plan, develop and deliver nutritional interventions as well as provide individualized dietary consultations.
- Knowledge of and ability to assess patients and develop and implement a treatment plan.
- Knowledge of education concepts and techniques; the ability to educate people about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
- Knowledge of principles and practices associated with menu planning; ability to plan nutritious and varied meals for patients and staff.
- Knowledge of applicable laws, rules and regulations governing dietary guidelines; ability to apply these theories to design, develop and maintain a healthy diet.
- Knowledge of customer service concepts and techniques; ability to meet or exceed customer needs and expectations and provide excellent service in a direct or indirect manner.
Education and Experience:
- Minimum one (1) year experience as a Registered Dietitian; Working experience in an acute care hospital highly preferred
- Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition or related field
- Valid registration as a Registered Dietitian
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Position Summary:
Provides medical nutritional therapy to patients by assessing nutritional status, developing a plan of care to maintain or improve nutritional status, periodically evaluating the patient's response to the plan of care, and modifying it as required for optimal outcomes. Counsels patients and/or families about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
- Completes patient nutritional assessment and establishes plan of care for patient's nutritional requirements; utilizes assessment and evaluation techniques that consider the varied needs of age-specific populations as well as cultural, religious, and ethnic concerns.
- Documents assessment, plan, actions and patients' progress.
- Develops, reviews, updates and implements educational materials to meet the needs of patients and clinical professionals. Serves as an expert resource and collaborates with the multi-disciplinary medical team on any nutrition-related matters.
- Participate in care planning meetings, rounds, and test trays in the kitchen.
Requirements:
- Knowledge of therapeutic approaches and principles of Medical Nutrition Therapy and ability to plan, develop and deliver nutritional interventions as well as provide individualized dietary consultations.
- Knowledge of and ability to assess patients and develop and implement a treatment plan. Knowledge of education concepts and techniques; the ability to educate people about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
- Knowledge of principles and practices associated with menu planning; ability to plan nutritious and varied meals for patients and staff.
- Knowledge of applicable laws, rules and regulations governing dietary guidelines; ability to apply these theories to design, develop and maintain a healthy diet.
- Knowledge of customer service concepts and techniques; ability to meet or exceed customer needs and expectations and provide excellent service in a direct or indirect manner.
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Position Summary:
Provides medical nutritional therapy to patients by assessing nutritional status, developing a plan of care to maintain or improve nutritional status, periodically evaluating the patient's response to the plan of care, and modifying it as required for optimal outcomes. Counsels patients and/or families about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
- Completes patient nutritional assessment and establishes plan of care for patient's nutritional requirements; utilizes assessment and evaluation techniques that consider the varied needs of age-specific populations as well as cultural, religious, and ethnic concerns.
- Documents assessment, plan, actions and patients' progress.
- Develops, reviews, updates and implements educational materials to meet the needs of patients and clinical professionals. Serves as an expert resource and collaborates with the multi-disciplinary medical team on any nutrition-related matters.
- Participate in care planning meetings, rounds, and test trays in the kitchen.
Requirements:
- Knowledge of therapeutic approaches and principles of Medical Nutrition Therapy and ability to plan, develop and deliver nutritional interventions as well as provide individualized dietary consultations.
- Knowledge of and ability to assess patients and develop and implement a treatment plan.
- Knowledge of education concepts and techniques; the ability to educate people about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
- Knowledge of principles and practices associated with menu planning; ability to plan nutritious and varied meals for patients and staff.
- Knowledge of applicable laws, rules and regulations governing dietary guidelines; ability to apply these theories to design, develop and maintain a healthy diet.
- Knowledge of customer service concepts and techniques; ability to meet or exceed customer needs and expectations and provide excellent service in a direct or indirect manner.
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Provides medical nutritional therapy to patients by assessing nutritional status, developing a plan of care to maintain or improve nutritional status, periodically evaluating the patient's response to the plan of care, and modifying it as required for optimal outcomes. Counsels patients and/or families about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
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Position Summary:
Provides medical nutritional therapy to patients by assessing nutritional status, developing a plan of care to maintain or improve nutritional status, periodically evaluating the patient's response to the plan of care, and modifying it as required for optimal outcomes. Counsels patients and/or families about food requirement, eating habits, and therapeutic nutrition.
Minimum:
- Minimum one (1) year experience as a Registered Dietitian required.
- Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition or related field required.
- Valid registration as a Registered Dietitian required.
Preferred:
- Working experience in an acute care hospital highly preferred.
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Responsible for planning, designing, coordinating, conducting and evaluating educational programs within Nursing/Patient Care Services. Emphasis on orientation, training, development and accreditation requirements. Responsibility also includes providing consultation to the Professional/Support Services in meeting the educational needs of the staff. Functions as an expert practitioner within assigned areas of responsibility. Demonstrates the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care and education programs appropriate to the age of patients over the life span within assigned areas of responsibility. Assists Education Director with Nursing Orientation.
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Position Summary:
Clinical Engagement Nurses are responsible for the implementation and sustainability of initiatives to reduce clinical variability at the facility level. Nurses will spend significant time in the field directly engaging with key care providers in the OR, Cath Lab, and other perioperative areas. They will leverage data to identify key pockets of clinical variability and work with care providers to implement strategies around reduction of the clinical variation.
We are currently hiring 8 Clinical Engagement Nurses for the following locations:
Arizona Service Area
Central Coast Service Area
Central CA Service Area
Nevada Service Area
North State Service Area
Core Duties:
- Build relationships with hospital stakeholders (e.g. physicians, hospital presidents and executive team, perioperative and Cath Lab directors, etc.) to support system-wide initiatives.
- Engage stakeholders (e.g., supply-focused Value Analysis Teams, perioperative and Cath Lab directors, physicians, staff and product vendors) for system-wide savings initiatives in collaboration with supply- focused Value Analysis Teams.
- Identify new savings and variability reduction opportunities for local facilities and the broader system.
- Reduce clinical variability and ensure the appropriate use of clinical supplies and spend; significant (80%+) time in the field working with clinicians.
- Work in conjunction with Supply and Services Resource Management (SSRM) to develop engagement strategies and tactics that include the use of physician-level variability data and scorecards to drive change.
- Leverage utilization and outcome data and clinical evidence to drive behavioral change and compliance.
- Identify barriers (such as vendor service, necessary training) to achieving targeted outcomes and escalating, as needed, to facility and system leadership.
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Position Summary:
Clinical Engagement Nurses are responsible for the implementation and sustainability of initiatives to reduce clinical variability at the facility level. Nurses will spend significant time in the field directly engaging with key care providers in the OR, Cath Lab, and other perioperative areas. They will leverage data to identify key pockets of clinical variability and work with care providers to implement strategies around reduction of the clinical variation.
Core Duties:
- Identify new savings and variability reduction opportunities for local facilities and the broader system.
- Engage stakeholders (e.g., supply-focused Value Analysis Teams, perioperative and Cath lab directors, physicians, staff and product vendors) for system-wide savings initiatives in collaboration with supply-focused Value Analysis Teams.
- Reduce clinical variability and ensure the appropriate use of clinical supplies and spend significant (80%+) time in the field working with clinicians.
- Work in conjunction with Supply and Services Resource Management (SSRM) to develop engagement strategies and tactics that include the use of physician-level variability data and scorecards to drive change.
- Leverage utilization and outcome data and clinical evidence to drive behavioral change and compliance.
- Identify barriers (such as vendor service, training needed) to achieving targeted outcomes and escalating, as needed, to facility and system leadership.
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Position Summary:
Clinical Engagement Nurses are responsible for the implementation and sustainability of initiatives to reduce clinical variability at the facility level. Nurses will spend significant time in the field directly engaging with key care providers in the OR, Cath Lab, and other perioperative areas. They will leverage data to identify key pockets of clinical variability and work with care providers to implement strategies around reduction of the clinical variation.
We are currently hiring 8 Clinical Engagement Nurses for the following locations:
Arizona Service Area
Central Coast Service Area
Central CA Service Area
Nevada Service Area
North State Service Area
Core Duties:
- Identify new savings and variability reduction opportunities for local facilities and the broader system.
- Engage stakeholders (e.g., supply-focused Value Analysis Teams, perioperative and Cath lab directors, physicians, staff and product vendors) for system-wide savings initiatives in collaboration with supply-focused Value Analysis Teams.
- Reduce clinical variability and ensure the appropriate use of clinical supplies and spend significant (80%+) time in the field working with clinicians.
- Work in conjunction with Supply and Services Resource Management (SSRM) to develop engagement strategies and tactics that include the use of physician-level variability data and scorecards to drive change.
- Leverage utilization and outcome data and clinical evidence to drive behavioral change and compliance.
- Identify barriers (such as vendor service, training needed) to achieving targeted outcomes and escalating, as needed, to facility and system leadership.
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The Clinical Informatics Data Analyst reports to the Regional Director, Clinical Informatics and is responsible for working with clinical and business colleagues to analyze, design, build, test, deliver and maintain reports, dashboards and other data extracts requested. The position requires an understanding of the Cerner Millennium database, the Enterprise Data Warehouse and associated reporting tools: CCL, PowerInsight (Business Objects Webi/Rich Client, SAS). In order to be successful, the ideal candidate will be an expert in developing reports using Business Objects Webi, as well as, constructing complex SQL statements in a healthcare environment.
The analyst will also be responsible for working on reported production issues in addition to contributing reporting expertise while assigned to project teams. The Clinical Informatics Data Analyst will work closely with clinical and revenue cycle informaticists and report consumers across the organization. The Clinical Informatics Data Analyst should thrive in a client-focused environment and demonstrate dedication to implementing `best practices' and systems improvements. Ideal candidate will also demonstrate strong analytical and problem solving skills as well as a willingness to learn new things. Documenting business and system processes and procedures through the use of industry standard process flow and flow charting techniques is also important.
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Position Summary:
The incumbent is accountable for promoting E.H.R. Alliance functions to enhance the delivery of patient care through education, role modeling, quality improvement, program development and coordination, as necessary, all in a manner which is consistent with the Dignity Health core values of Dignity, Justice, Stewardship, Collaboration, and Excellence. The incumbent supports E.H.R. Alliance optimization by providing E.H.R. Alliance training to hospital staff and physicians for implementation, ongoing support for new hires within the hospital, and training for software enhancements and upgrades. The incumbent is under the supervision of the Senior Director Clinical Informatics with close involvement with of the Sacramento Service area Directors/Managers and the Clinical Educators
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The Clinical Laboratory Scientist has a California State License and performs tests requiring the exercise of independent judgment, assigned administrative duties and responsibility under the general direction of the Laboratory Director, Laboratory Manager, and Laboratory Supervisor. This includes all the necessary processes ancillary to such testing including, but not limited to, phlebotomy, equipment and glassware maintenance, reporting of findings, record keeping, reagent monitoring and ordering, quality assurance and quality improvement procedures, development of new or modified test procedures, and necessary administrative duties as may be assigned. The Clinical Laboratory Scientist will perform only those tests for which the scientist is qualified by education, training, and/or experience.
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The Clinical Laboratory Scientist has a California State License and performs tests requiring the exercise of independent judgment, assigned administrative duties and responsibility under the general direction of the Laboratory Director, Laboratory Manager, and Laboratory Supervisor. This includes all the necessary processes ancillary to such testing including, but not limited to, phlebotomy, equipment and glassware maintenance, reporting of findings, record keeping, reagent monitoring and ordering, quality assurance and quality improvement procedures, development of new or modified test procedures, and necessary administrative duties as may be assigned. The Clinical Laboratory Scientist will perform only those tests for which the scientist is qualified by education, training, and/or experience.
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Position Summary:
Provides laboratory testing to inpatients and outpatients, quality control, and instrument maintenance and related record keeping and result reporting. May be assigned to or rotate to various areas such as: Microbiology, Chemistry/Special Chemistry, Transfusion Services, Coagulation, Hematology, Urinalysis and Immunology. Patients served are neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, adults, and geriatric age groups.
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The Clinical Laboratory Scientist performs clinical laboratory tests that employ the principles of one or more of the fundamental sciences to detect, identify, measure, or enumerate any particular entity or substance in a clinical laboratory specimen. A clinical laboratory specimen is any material removed from a human being on which examinations can be made to aid in ascertaining the presence, progress, or source of disease in human beings. This position requires the full understanding and active participation in fulfilling the Mission of St. Bernardine Medical Center. It is expected that the employee will demonstrate behavior consistent with the Core Values. The employee shall support St. Bernardine Medical Center's strategic plan and the goals and direction of the quality improvement/process improvement activities. Requirements: One year experience working as a generalist in an acute hospital clinical laboratory State of California Clinical Laboratory Scientist License.
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Under the supervision of a Laboratory Section Coordinator, performs Quality Control, diagnostic testing procedures and preverifies test results for validity, accuracy, and timeliness of reporting. Applies Dignity Health Core Values to the performance of every job duty. These Values include Dignity, Collaboration, Justice, Stewardship, and Excellence.
Medical Terminology required. One year working experience in all sections of the laboratory. Clinical Laboratory Scientist- State of California.
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The Clinical Lab Scinetist performs diagnostic testing procedures in one or more sections of the Laboratory.
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