Laconia, New Hampshire

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The Clinical Practice Nurse delivers high-quality patient care through assessment, treatment planning, and care evaluation. Key duties include triaging patient calls, administering medications, and documenting health information in electronic medical records.

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The Occupational Therapist performs patient evaluations and develops individualized treatment goals for patients of all ages. They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and manage department caseloads while ensuring accurate clinical documentation and charging.

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The Medical Assistant will assist in the examination and treatment of patients, including rooming patients, preparing charts, and managing medication refills. Additional responsibilities may include clerical and organizational support within the medical office.

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Technologists are responsible for patient safety, including pre-screening and adhering to radiation safety regulations when handling radioactive materials, while producing high-quality diagnostic PET/CT images.

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Provide essential daily living support to clients in their homes, including personal care, mobility assistance, and meal preparation. Offer companionship and emotional support while maintaining a clean and safe living environment.

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The Hospice Community Registered Nurse (RN) delivers age-appropriate care to patients in home and facility settings, coordinating care with the interdisciplinary team. Responsibilities include developing care plans, documenting patient progress, and supervising nursing staff.

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The Hospice Community Registered Nurse delivers age-appropriate care to patients in home and facility settings, utilizing nursing best practices. Responsibilities include developing care plans, documenting patient assessments, and coordinating with interdisciplinary teams.

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The Licensed Practical Nurse reports to the Home Care Director/Manager and delivers age-appropriate care in the home setting by implementing the plan of care established by a Registered Nurse within the scope defined by the NH Board of Nursing. Essential functions include accurately documenting treatments, patient responses, and educational needs, while effectively interacting with patients, caregivers, and the healthcare team.

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The Registered Nurse develops and implements an appropriate Plan of Care based on thorough assessment, documenting ongoing assessment, treatment, and patient progress toward goals. This role also involves communicating with providers, coordinating the POC with the Interdisciplinary Team, and supervising Licensed Practical Nurses and Licensed Nursing Assistants.

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The Licensed Nursing Assistant (LNA) performs personal care and designated health-related services for Home Health and Hospice patients in their homes, following the care plan under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. This includes assisting with Activities of Daily Living (ADL), observing and reporting changes in patient condition, and accurately documenting care provided.

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Assist in implementing treatment plans designed by Physical Therapists through direct patient care and therapeutic exercises. Monitor patient progress, maintain accurate documentation, and collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to ensure quality outcomes.

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Perform evaluations and develop treatment plans to help patients with neurological diagnoses regain independence in home and community settings. Coordinate care with physicians and families while monitoring progress and making safety recommendations.