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- The In-Home Clinician will conduct individual and/or family therapy to individuals and/or families on the St. Mary Medical Center campus, Therapy Rooms within Families in Good Health facility, Clients homes, and other sites as deemed necessary.
- The primary role of the In-Home Clinician is aimed at providing mental health services to eligible clients in the Healthy Families America (HFA) Program in a manner that supports the mission of Families in Good Health and the philosophy of the HFA Program.
- The In-Home Clinician will work closely with the HFA Program Manager, and other program staff, to provide input into screening, assessment and referral processes.
- The In-Home Clinician will work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team as well as with a diverse and high risk population.
- The In-Home Clinician will follow HFA protocols as determined by the Department.
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- The In-Home Clinician will conduct individual and/or family therapy to individuals and/or families on the St. Mary Medical Center campus, Therapy Rooms within Families in Good Health facility, Clients homes, and other sites as deemed necessary.
- The primary role of the In-Home Clinician is a part-time position (24-hour work week) aimed at providing mental health services to eligible clients in the Healthy Families America (HFA) Program in a manner that supports the mission of Families in Good Health and the philosophy of the HFA Program.
- The In-Home Clinician will work closely with the HFA Program Manager, and other program staff, to provide input into screening, assessment and referral processes.
- The In-Home Clinician will work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team as well as with a diverse and high risk population.
- The In-Home Clinician will follow HFA protocols as determined by the Department.
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Position Summary: The incumbent provides timely, accurate, and complete pharmaceutical care which includes reviewing medication orders, performing appropriate clinical interventions with prescribers, and providing drug information. Demonstrates competency in patient care for patient population served. The incumbent will also effectively maintain control of daily pharmacy operations and supervise personnel.
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Join us now as a Certified Pharmacy Technician working in a fast-paced environment. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians perform drug distribution activities including: servicing Omnicell machines, delivering medications to nursing units and procedural areas, and unit dosing medications. Pharmacy technicians also perform sterile and non-sterile compounding of medications, including hazardous drugs, following USP <795>, USP <797> and USP <800> guidelines.
- As a pharmacy technician, you will be exposed to many different technologies and automation devices. These include: 96 Omnicell machines, four carousels, MEPs RFID tracking, Fluidose, MILT, and Temptrak.
- The pharmacy department is completing a renovation that includes state-of-the-art USP <795> and USP <800> compliant clean rooms incorporating MedKeeper remote verification software.
- As a pharmacy technician, you may be exposed to several of the following shifts: Front Counter, Transporter, Carousel, Omnicell Restocking, IV Room, Box/Kit Refilling, Unit-Dose Packaging, Medication History or Narcotics.
- This is a variable shift position, working a mix of days and evening shifts. Pharmacy technicians are also required to work every other weekend. Major holidays are staffed using a model that rotates shifts every other year.
- The majority of daytime shifts start at 7:30am, with a few shifts starting at 5:30am and 6:30am. Evening shifts start at 2pm and 3pm. All daytime and evening shifts are 8 hours. Evening shift and weekend shift differential is offered.
- The pharmacy department is actively involved in programs to support St. Vincent de Paul and hospital employees through Adopt-a-Family Christmas gifts, Easter baskets, Back to school drive, and canned food drive. There is also a department specific employee recognition program called GEM "going the extra mile" where staff members can recognize each other's great work.
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Join us now as a Certified Pharmacy Technician working in a fast-paced environment. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians perform drug distribution activities including: servicing Omnicell machines, delivering medications to nursing units and procedural areas, and unit dosing medications. Pharmacy technicians also perform sterile and non-sterile compounding of medications, including hazardous drugs, following USP <795>, USP <797> and USP <800> guidelines.
- As a pharmacy technician, you will be exposed to many different technologies and automation devices. These include: 96 Omnicell machines, four carousels, MEPs RFID tracking, Fluidose, MILT, and Temptrak.
- The pharmacy department is completing a renovation that includes state-of-the-art USP <795> and USP <800> compliant clean rooms incorporating MedKeeper remote verification software.
- As a pharmacy technician, you may be exposed to several of the following shifts: Front Counter, Transporter, Carousel, Omnicell Restocking, IV Room, Box/Kit Refilling, Unit-Dose Packaging, Medication History or Narcotics.
- This is a variable shift position, working a mix of days and evening shifts. Pharmacy technicians are also required to work every other weekend. Major holidays are staffed using a model that rotates shifts every other year.
- The majority of daytime shifts start at 7:30am, with a few shifts starting at 5:30am and 6:30am. Evening shifts start at 2pm and 3pm. All daytime and evening shifts are 8 hours. Evening shift and weekend shift differential is offered.
- The pharmacy department is actively involved in programs to support St. Vincent de Paul and hospital employees through Adopt-a-Family Christmas gifts, Easter baskets, Back to school drive, and canned food drive. There is also a department specific employee recognition program called GEM "going the extra mile" where staff members can recognize each other's great work.
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Join us now as a Certified Pharmacy Technician working in a fast-paced environment. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians perform drug distribution activities including: servicing Omnicell machines, delivering medications to nursing units and procedural areas, and unit dosing medications. Pharmacy technicians also perform sterile and non-sterile compounding of medications, including hazardous drugs, following USP <795>, USP <797> and USP <800> guidelines.
- As a pharmacy technician, you will be exposed to many different technologies and automation devices. These include: 96 Omnicell machines, four carousels, MEPs RFID tracking, Fluidose, MILT, and Temptrak.
- The pharmacy department is completing a renovation that includes state-of-the-art USP <795> and USP <800> compliant clean rooms incorporating MedKeeper remote verification software.
- As a pharmacy technician, you may be exposed to several of the following shifts: Front Counter, Transporter, Carousel, Omnicell Restocking, IV Room, Box/Kit Refilling, Unit-Dose Packaging, Medication History or Narcotics.
- This is a variable shift position, working a mix of days and evening shifts. Pharmacy technicians are also required to work every other weekend. Major holidays are staffed using a model that rotates shifts every other year.
- The majority of daytime shifts start at 7:30am, with a few shifts starting at 5:30am and 6:30am. Evening shifts start at 2pm and 3pm. All daytime and evening shifts are 8 hours. Evening shift and weekend shift differential is offered.
- The pharmacy department is actively involved in programs to support St. Vincent de Paul and hospital employees through Adopt-a-Family Christmas gifts, Easter baskets, Back to school drive, and canned food drive. There is also a department specific employee recognition program called GEM "going the extra mile" where staff members can recognize each other's great work.
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Join us now as a Certified Pharmacy Technician working in a fast-paced environment. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians perform drug distribution activities including: servicing Omnicell machines, delivering medications to nursing units and procedural areas, and unit dosing medications. Pharmacy technicians also perform sterile and non-sterile compounding of medications, including hazardous drugs, following USP <795>, USP <797> and USP <800> guidelines.
- As a pharmacy technician, you will be exposed to many different technologies and automation devices. These include: 96 Omnicell machines, four carousels, MEPs RFID tracking, Fluidose, MILT, and Temptrak.
- The pharmacy department is completing a renovation that includes state-of-the-art USP <795> and USP <800> compliant clean rooms incorporating MedKeeper remote verification software.
- As a pharmacy technician, you may be exposed to several of the following shifts: Front Counter, Transporter, Carousel, Omnicell Restocking, IV Room, Box/Kit Refilling, Unit-Dose Packaging, Medication History or Narcotics.
- This is a variable shift position, working a mix of days and evening shifts. Pharmacy technicians are also required to work every other weekend. Major holidays are staffed using a model that rotates shifts every other year.
- The majority of daytime shifts start at 7:30am, with a few shifts starting at 5:30am and 6:30am. Evening shifts start at 2pm and 3pm. All daytime and evening shifts are 8 hours. Evening shift and weekend shift differential is offered.
- The pharmacy department is actively involved in programs to support St. Vincent de Paul and hospital employees through Adopt-a-Family Christmas gifts, Easter baskets, Back to school drive, and canned food drive. There is also a department specific employee recognition program called GEM "going the extra mile" where staff members can recognize each other's great work.
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Join us now as a Certified Pharmacy Technician working in a fast-paced environment. Under the supervision of a pharmacist, pharmacy technicians perform drug distribution activities including: servicing Omnicell machines, delivering medications to nursing units and procedural areas, and unit dosing medications. Pharmacy technicians also perform sterile and non-sterile compounding of medications, including hazardous drugs, following USP <795>, USP <797> and USP <800> guidelines.
- As a pharmacy technician, you will be exposed to many different technologies and automation devices. These include: 96 Omnicell machines, four carousels, MEPs RFID tracking, Fluidose, MILT, and Temptrak.
- The pharmacy department is completing a renovation that includes state-of-the-art USP <795> and USP <800> compliant clean rooms incorporating MedKeeper remote verification software.
- As a pharmacy technician, you may be exposed to several of the following shifts: Front Counter, Transporter, Carousel, Omnicell Restocking, IV Room, Box/Kit Refilling, Unit-Dose Packaging, Medication History or Narcotics.
- This is a variable shift position, working a mix of days and evening shifts. Pharmacy technicians are also required to work every other weekend. Major holidays are staffed using a model that rotates shifts every other year.
- The majority of daytime shifts start at 7:30am, with a few shifts starting at 5:30am and 6:30am. Evening shifts start at 2pm and 3pm. All daytime and evening shifts are 8 hours. Evening shift and weekend shift differential is offered.
- The pharmacy department is actively involved in programs to support St. Vincent de Paul and hospital employees through Adopt-a-Family Christmas gifts, Easter baskets, Back to school drive, and canned food drive. There is also a department specific employee recognition program called GEM "going the extra mile" where staff members can recognize each other's great work.
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- Responsible for initial decontamination of instruments post surgical procedure, inspection and maintenance of instrumentation, packaging for appropriate sterilization process, supervision and/or completion of cold disinfecting process.
- Facilitates instrument purchase under direction of the specialty coordinators;
- Rotation of sterile instruments in designated storage areas to assure presentation and maximum utilization of items within appropriate shelf life and sterilization date period;
- Communicating need for upgrading or replacement of instrumentation;
- Transport of patients, delivery of surgical specimens with necessary documentation;
- Share in responsibility for cleaning, documentation and participation in maintenance and spore testing of unit sterilizers and washer sterilizers.
- 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.
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- Responsible for initial decontamination of instruments post surgical procedure, inspection and maintenance of instrumentation, packaging for appropriate sterilization process, supervision and/or completion of cold disinfecting process.
- Facilitates instrument purchase under direction of the specialty coordinators;
- Rotation of sterile instruments in designated storage areas to assure presentation and maximum utilization of items within appropriate shelf life and sterilization date period;
- Communicating need for upgrading or replacement of instrumentation;
- Transport of patients, delivery of surgical specimens with necessary documentation;
- Share in responsibility for cleaning, documentation and participation in maintenance and spore testing of unit sterilizers and washer sterilizers.
- 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.
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- Responsible for initial decontamination of instruments post surgical procedure, inspection and maintenance of instrumentation, packaging for appropriate sterilization process, supervision and/or completion of cold disinfecting process.
- Facilitates instrument purchase under direction of the specialty coordinators;
- Rotation of sterile instruments in designated storage areas to assure presentation and maximum utilization of items within appropriate shelf life and sterilization date period;
- Communicating need for upgrading or replacement of instrumentation;
- Transport of patients, delivery of surgical specimens with necessary documentation;
- Share in responsibility for cleaning, documentation and participation in maintenance and spore testing of unit sterilizers and washer sterilizers.
- 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.
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Applies Dignity Health Core Values to the performance of every job duty. These Values include Dignity, Collaboration, Justice, Stewardship, and Excellence. The instrument technician assists the nursing staff, on a daily basis, by processing--- from decontamination to sterilization--- surgical instruments; the technician also makes certain that all necessary instruments are available when needed by the clinical staff for surgical cases.
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About this opportunity:
Is expected to perform duties in alignment with the mission and policies of the organization. Performs duties in support of and in compliance with the performance improvement plan, JCAHO and other licensing, accrediting and regulatory agencies. The Instrument Room Technician is a member of the surgical team who works with surgeons, anesthesiologists, Registered Nurses, and other members of the surgical team in relation to the preparation of the surgical supplies, and care and handling of surgical instrumentation, pre, and post-operatively. Maintains patient safety and embraces diversity by displaying sensitivity to different cultures and cultural backgrounds.
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The Instrument Technician processes supplies through cleaning, packaging, sterilizing and storing procedures. The Instrument Technician ensures performance is up to standard when established procedures for processing all items are followed consistently.
This position is responsible for all record keeping, PAR levels, employee evaluations, capital requests, maintaining work flow, maintenance of count sheets, and continual education of staff. This position is also responsible for OR attendants evaluations, education and competencies.Is knowledgeable of the philosophy and objectives of St. Mary Medical Center and incorporates these into each workday.
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The Instrument Technician processes supplies through cleaning, packaging, sterilizing and storing procedures. The Instrument Technician ensures performance is up to standard when established procedures for processing all items are followed consistently.
This position is responsible for all record keeping, PAR levels, employee evaluations, capital requests, maintaining work flow, maintenance of count sheets, and continual education of staff. This position is also responsible for OR attendants evaluations, education and competencies.Is knowledgeable of the philosophy and objectives of St. Mary Medical Center and incorporates these into each workday.
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In keeping with the Dignity Health core values, the Instrument Tech supports and promotes the provision of quality patient care by cleaning, processing and sterilization of instruments and surgical trays. SPD was established to centralize the decontamination, sterilization, assembly, distribution and control of sterile items, non-sterile items and equipment used in all areas of the hospital. By centralizing these activities, it is possible to provide more effective and efficient service. The overall objective of SPD is to have the right item, at the right place, at the right time, in the right condition.
This position is represented by SEIU, Local 399 and is covered by the terms and conditions of the applicable collective bargaining agreement.
KEY WORDS: INSTRUMENT TECH, HOSPITAL, SURGERY
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About This Position
In keeping with French Hospital Medical Center health care philosophy, the Instrument Technician supports and promotes the provision of quality patient care by cleaning, processing and sterilizing instruments and surgical ware at French Hospital Medical Center and applicable entities. The Instrument Technician participates in being a member of the surgical team during the intraopertive phase. The Instrument Technician functions as a liaison with the OR and other departments, taking an important role in the operations of the center core. The Instrument Technician is aware of safety policies and procedures for patients, co-workers, equipment, and self.
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Position Summary:
Evaluates and determines medical necessity for potential admissions for the Behavioral Health Unit. The incumbent must have a solid foundation in medical & Behavioral Health experience. The incumbent contributes to program development, quality improvement, problem solving and productivity enhancement in collaboration with medical and nursing leadership, rehabilitation therapy staff, and nursing staff. Applies Dignity Health Core Values to the performance of every job duty. These Values include Dignity, Collaboration, Justice, Stewardship, and Excellence.
Minimum:
- Experience working with an adult disabled population required.
- Excellent written and interpersonal skills for functioning in a team environment required.
- Working knowledge of regulatory and reimbursement mechanisms required.
- Ability to function independently in a fast-paced, stressful environment required.
- Ability to work with a variety of insurance companies and managed care organizations to maximize reimbursement and facilitate timely discharges required.
- A working knowledge of clinical diagnoses and psychiatric treatment procedures required.
- An ability to act assertively with tact and communicate effectively with a wide spectrum of the public with diverse ethnic and cultural background required.
- An ability to function independently and pay attention to detail required.
- Ability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment quickly required.
- An ability to effectively and accurately process a great number of forms, reports and records in accordance with specific guidelines with attention to detail required.
- American Heart Association CT CPRBLS certification required.
- MS in Social Work required.
Preferred:
- Graduate of four-year bachelor's degree program in health-related, business, or marketing area of concentration preferred.
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Position Summary:
Evaluates and determines medical necessity for potential admissions for the Behavioral Health Unit. The incumbent must have a solid foundation in medical & Behavioral Health experience. The incumbent contributes to program development, quality improvement, problem solving and productivity enhancement in collaboration with medical and nursing leadership, rehabilitation therapy staff, and nursing staff. Applies Dignity Health Core Values to the performance of every job duty. These Values include Dignity, Collaboration, Justice, Stewardship, and Excellence.
Minimum:
- Experience working with an adult disabled population required.
- Excellent written and interpersonal skills for functioning in a team environment required.
- Working knowledge of regulatory and reimbursement mechanisms required.
- Ability to function independently in a fast-paced, stressful environment required.
- Ability to work with a variety of insurance companies and managed care organizations to maximize reimbursement and facilitate timely discharges required.
- A working knowledge of clinical diagnoses and psychiatric treatment procedures required.
- An ability to act assertively with tact and communicate effectively with a wide spectrum of the public with diverse ethnic and cultural background required.
- An ability to function independently and pay attention to detail required.
- Ability to adapt to a rapidly changing environment quickly required.
- An ability to effectively and accurately process a great number of forms, reports and records in accordance with specific guidelines with attention to detail required.
- American Heart Association CT CPRBLS certification required.
- MS in Social Work required.
Preferred:
- Graduate of four-year bachelor's degree program in health-related, business, or marketing area of concentration preferred.
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What You’ll be Responsible For in this Role – Your Contribution & Career Journey
The Integration Developer II’s role is to create and maintain applications designed to support the business operations across the entire Dignity Health mso enterprise. This role is responsible for developing, testing, implementing, and maintaining web-based and mobile applications. Troubleshoots system problems and issues and looks for ways to improve applications.
What We’re Looking For
- Designs, develops, tests, implements, and maintains solutions with limited direction
- Participates in on-call rotations
- Performs source code/versioning management function adhering to technical management guidelines
- Leads and coordinates code/peer reviews of single facility or application focused development work to insure it aligns to the business and technical requirements
- Provides administrative, application development, and unit testing for small to medium complex projects (and support issues) or functional areas of larger projects or programs
- Provides application development services for support and projects that align to the software development life cycles, organizational governance policies, and industry best practices
- Collaborates with application and project team(s) to define design and unit testing scenarios and scripts in alignment with business and system requirements
- Participates in or Leads application development activities for a single functional area to achieve project objectives
- Contribute to and maintain a thorough understanding of application standards, policies, and procedures
- Ensures application development deliverables are completed on a time, budget, and quality
