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The Peer Recovery Coach provides non-clinical services intended to aid patients in establishing recovery from high risk of dependent alcohol and drug use problems. The Peer Recovery Coach will work as part of the Emergency Department team/or designated area to provide peer support and motivation to encourage patients who are seeking treatment for alcohol or drug dependency and addiction issues. The Peer Recovery Coach will assist in completing referrals to treatment services and developing service plans to promote successful linkage to treatment services. Services will be provided in the Emergency Department/or designated area with appropriate follow-up
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To perform the athletic training duties required for multiple sports teams associated with Appalachian Regional Healthcare. Evaluate athlete conditions, injuries and illnesses, conducting diagnostic tests and exercises and communicating those results with medical professionals.
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Retail Pharmacy Manager is responsible for
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The Retail Pharmacy Manager is responsible for providing quality, comprehensive pharmaceutical care and services to patients at any ARH or affiliated unit as assigned. The Retail Pharmacy Manager will serve as the operations manager and PIC of record.
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The Social Worker is accountable for providing biopsychosocial assessment to patient system that serves to
guide a plan of intervention which promotes obtaining and maintaining the maximum benefit of health services.
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The Certified Pharmacy Technician is responsible for performing technical supportive assistance within the pharmacy and assists in the outpatient and inpatient drug distribution system, the preparation of sterile products, drug therapy related research, including the supply function involved with controlled substances, including scheduled II drugs and tax free alcohol
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The Clinical Laboratory Technician is responsible for performing various routine laboratory tests to obtain data for use in diagnosis and treatment of disease while maintaining all of the Standards of the Laboratory and the Corporation, as well as regulatory agencies.
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Responsible for Pharmacy duties, ensuring accuracy of medicine handling as well as an efficient workflow in providing patients with Pharmacy needs are of a consistently high priority.
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The ER Assistant through communication, requisitioning, and management of supplies and equipment, compliments the activities of the nursing staff, patients, physicians, other hospital departments, and visitors. He/She performs general receptionist and clerical duties in order to facilitate efficient functioning of the Emergency Department
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To provide the services of a sitter for any patient on a patient care unit who has been assessed to require constant observation in order to maximize his or her safety. Performs a variety of routine duties to assist in the delivery of patient care.
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To provide the services of a sitter for any patient on a patient care unit who has been assessed to require constant observation in order to maximize his or her safety. Performs a variety of routine duties to assist in the delivery of patient care.
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To provide the services of a sitter for any patient on a patient care unit who has been assessed to require constant observation in order to maximize his or her safety. Performs a variety of routine duties to assist in the delivery of patient care.
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The Trauma Coordinator is responsible for developing, implementing and maintaining a cost-effective system
of care for trauma patients and their families throughout the continuum of care. The TPM works both
independently and in collaboration with the trauma services medical director and other members of the health
care team and the management staff. The TPM is self-directed and self-motivating, plans and conducts work
with minimal direction, and reports the progress of work to the director of nursing.
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The Pharmacy Attendant is responsible for performing technical supportive assistance within the pharmacy to include: assistance in the outpatient and inpatient drug distribution system; assisting in the ordering and supply functions; preparation and maintenance of appropriate records, reports and files.
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The Medical Assistant is responsible for efficient and courteous registration, transfer and discharge of patients
within established policies and procedures; thoroughly compiles and types of medical information for patients'
records and statistical reports and maintains current and accurate patient account receivables.
The Medical Assistant is responsible for performing a wide variety of patient care activities and accommodative
services for the comfort and well-being of patients in accordance with physicians' orders.
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The Case Manager is accountable for coordinating the care and service of selected patient population across a
continuum of care; ensuring and facilitating the achievement of optimal quality, clinical and cost outcomes;
coordinating services and resources needed by the patient and family; and assuming a leadership role with the
multidisciplinary team.
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The Director of Quality and Performance Improvement is responsible for leading and overseeing all quality, safety, regulatory, and accreditation activities across the B
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The Ambulatory Care Pharmacist is expected to be an integral part of an outpatient, multidisciplinary healthcare team to improve patient outcomes with a focus on medication management by overcoming any access barriers and providing necessary guideline directed therapy. This role will be responsible for ensuring integrated, accessible health care services. The Ambulatory Care Pharmacist will be accountable for addressing medication needs, developing and sustaining partnerships with patients and other healthcare providers, and practicing in the context of what is best for our patients and community.
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The Ambulatory Care Pharmacist is expected to be an integral part of an outpatient, multidisciplinary healthcare team to improve patient outcomes with a focus on medication management by overcoming any access barriers and providing necessary guideline directed therapy. This role will be responsible for ensuring integrated, accessible health care services. The Ambulatory Care Pharmacist will be accountable for addressing medication needs, developing and sustaining partnerships with patients and other healthcare providers, and practicing in the context of what is best for our patients and community.