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Oklahoma Heart Hospital
Overview
Perform a variety of patient care duties under the supervision of a Registered Nurse to ensure a safe and comforting environment. Responsibilities include assisting patients with activities of daily living and performing 12 lead EKGs.
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27 days ago
Perform a variety of patient care duties under the supervision of a Registered Nurse to ensure a safe and comforting environment. Assist patients with activities of daily living, including meals, bathing, and hygiene, while performing 12 lead EKGs.
The Registered Nurse provides professional care to a group of patients through nursing interventions, treatments, and interdisciplinary collaboration. They are responsible for maintaining professional accountability and adhering to regulatory bodies to ensure patient-focused care.
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The LPN provides daily clinic patient care, including taking histories, vitals, and assisting physicians with diagnostic testing. They are also responsible for triaging patient calls, managing drug refills, and maintaining treatment room supplies.
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Staff pharmacists fill orders for medications, monitor patient drug therapies, and provide drug information. They also supervise support personnel and participate in patient and staff education.
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Provide direct patient care within the Cardiac Cath Lab while adhering to federal and state regulations. Collaborate with team leaders and staff to maintain equipment and assist in hospital-wide mission projects.
The Nurse Practitioner will perform comprehensive patient evaluations, diagnose cardiac conditions, and manage care across both clinic and hospital settings. They will also collaborate with physicians and care teams to ensure continuity of care and maintain accurate clinical documentation.
The Registered Nurse monitors the hemodynamic status of critically ill patients and administers critical medications in a high-acuity setting. They operate advanced life-saving medical equipment and maintain clear communication with physicians regarding patient status changes.
The Patient Care Partner actively participates in administering patient care and ensures a safe and comforting environment. They respond to patients' needs in a timely manner and assist with activities of daily living.
The Medical Assistant provides high-quality patient care and clinical support in an outpatient clinic setting under the supervision of medical staff. Responsibilities include managing patient flow, performing clinical procedures, maintaining medical records, and assisting with daily clinic operations.
2 months ago
The Registered Nurse monitors the hemodynamic status of critically ill patients and performs comprehensive head-to-toe assessments. They are responsible for administering critical medications and operating advanced life-saving medical equipment in a pod-based unit.
The Registered Nurse provides quality nursing care for patients, assessing symptoms and communicating with physicians. Additional responsibilities include assisting with procedures, patient education, and thorough documentation.
The Sonographer performs general ultrasound procedures, echocardiograms, and non-invasive vascular procedures under the direction of the Radiology Manager or physician, providing personalized patient care while recognizing patient dignity. They are also responsible for handling confidential information and ensuring high-quality ultrasound procedures are available 24 hours a day, which includes required on-call duties.
3 months ago
Registered Nurses in the Progressive Coronary Care Unit (PCCU) administer cardiac medications and titratable vasoactive infusions while monitoring and interpreting EKG rhythms for stable and acute patients. They manage patients with various access sheaths and drains, communicate with physicians, perform conscious sedation under direction, and incorporate family-focused care through teaching.
Registered Nurses in the Progressive Coronary Care Unit (PCCU) administer cardiac medications and vasoactive infusions, monitor EKG rhythms, and manage patients with various cardiac access sites and drains. They also incorporate family-focused care by providing necessary pre- and post-hospital teaching while maintaining a low 4:1 patient-to-nurse ratio.
The Registered Nurse monitors critically ill patients, performing comprehensive assessments, managing invasive lines, and administering/titrating critical medications, often for post-surgical patients. Nurses are also required to operate advanced life-saving medical equipment such as ventilators and Intra-Aortic Balloon pumps.
