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The Staff Pharmacist is responsible for providing quality pharmaceutical care/services to patients and health care professionals at any ARH or affiliated unit as assigned. Responsible for properly assessing patients’ pharmaceutical needs and providing pharmaceutical care. Responsible for the accurate and proper compounding and dispensing of prescribed medications and solutions. Responsible for the proper inventory and record keeping of medications. Responsible for properly counseling patients/patients’ families, and appropriate health care professionals regarding drug therapy.
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Navigation services are critical to the success of comprehensive multi-disciplinary cancer screening programs. As a leader in cancer prevention, ARH is expanding services in accordance with recent recommendations from the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), the American Cancer Society (ACS), the American College of Radiology (ACR), American College of Surgery (ACS), the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG), and others.
The cancer screening program navigator will work directly with all ARH facilities to ensure that the national best practice standards are met or exceeded. The navigator will act as a liaison between the referring clinicians, the multi-disciplinary teams, and the patients in a "virtual clinic" model to ensure timely reporting of findings and to coordinate scheduling of additional services. The navigator will also be responsible for registry data entry and compliance.
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The Staff Pharmacist is responsible for providing quality pharmaceutical care/services to patients and health care professionals at any ARH or affiliated unit as assigned. Responsible for properly assessing patients’ pharmaceutical needs and providing pharmaceutical care. Responsible for the accurate and proper compounding and dispensing of prescribed medications and solutions. Responsible for the proper inventory and record keeping of medications. Responsible for properly counseling patients/patients’ families, and appropriate health care professionals regarding drug therapy.
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The Director of Laboratory Services is responsible for managing the laboratory in a manner to assure that tests to obtain data for diagnosis and treatment of diseases are performed accurately and effectively.
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The Clinical Coder is responsible and accountable for reviewing medical record documentation and assigning codes for reimbursement and statistical purposes.
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The Director, Dietetic Services is accountable for managing the activities of the Dietetic Services which includes providing limited nutritional care to patients and food service for patients, employees and visitors.
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The Oncology Pharmacy Specialist will utilize operational, technical, clinical, teaching and financial management skills to ensure the appropriate operation, support and utilization of medications for the treatment of hematology and oncology patients throughout the ARH System. This role will be responsible for implementing medication management protocols, developing and providing education to patients and providers clinics and infusion suites, monitoring the clinical status and adherence rates for hematology and oncology patients (including other specialty type medications), managing the inventory of hematology and oncology medications, assisting with medication access and procurement for patients (including prior authorization assistance), supporting hematology and oncology information systems, and marketing/promoting the service. The Hematology/Oncology Pharmacy Specialist will ensure compliance with regulatory and accrediting body guidelines for the appropriate provision of pharmaceutical care related to hematology and oncology pharmacy products.
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The Rotating Pharmacist is responsible for providing quality pharmaceutical care/services to patients and health care professionals at any ARH or affiliated unit as assigned.
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The Respiratory Therapist is responsible for the administration of services offered by the Respiratory Therapy Department.
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- ACCOUNTABILITY OBJECTIVE:
The Documentation Specialist evaluates the medical records to ascertain the degree of documentation compliance with State and Federal regulations; and provides consultative services to the medical records staff, physicians, and other pertinent staff.
- REPORTING RELATIONSHIPS:
The Documentation Specialist reports to the System Director, MPAS, Community CEO’s or MPAS designee and does not supervise anyone. This position has frequent contact with the System Compliance Department, Administrators, physicians, medical records, State and Federal agencies, various Department Heads, and nursing staff.
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Under the general supervision of the director acts as a patient advocate/outcomes coordinator to hospital clients. Applies review criteria to determine medical necessity for admission. Provides clinically-based case management, discharge planning, care coordination, clinical documentation and quality initiatives to facilitate the delivery of cost-effective quality healthcare and assists in the identification of appropriate utilization of resources across the continuum of care.
Coordinates, negotiates, procures, and manages the care of complex patients to facilitate achievement
of quality and cost effective patient outcomes. Works collaboratively with interdisciplinary staff internal and external to the organization. Participates in quality improvement and evaluation processes related to the management of patient care. The outcomes coordinator is on-site and available during scheduled work hours.