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Under the direction of the blood bank supervisor performs packaging and transport of blood components to and from area hospitals. Supports the blood donor program by assisting with delivery of promotional material and supplies needed for mobile blood drives.
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Responsibilities include developing, writing, implementing and updating policies and procedures in accordance with the Joint Commission, College of American Pathologists, New York State Department of Health, CLIA, CMS and OSHA guidelines for Anatomic Pathology and Laboratory Information Services. Responsible for staff development, training and education , as well as overseeing the training of new employees, assessing competency, providing evaluations and continuing education for Anatomic Pathology Technologists, Technicians & Laboratory Aides. Responsibilities also included facilitating Department of Pathology meetings, assessing and meeting the needs and demands of the medical staff, overseeing complex Anatomic Pathology testing and reviewing all testing performed.
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Assists the Laboratory Supervisor in achieving efficient Laboratory operation by performing clinical tests. Supports laboratory testing services by performing specimen collection and processing, quality control and maintenance functions, and results reporting and verification. Participates in training and in-service programs to maintain and upgrade competency at the level required by the Supervisor as procedures are changed or added.
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The Medical Assistant Float works under the general supervision of the Director of Practice Operations and clinical supervision of the physician, advanced practice provider or licensed nursing staff to deliver excellent patient care. Job duties include basic clinical tasks, working with patients and assisting the other members of the healthcare team to ensure efficient and high quality care to the patient. The Medical Assistant Float performs such duties in accordance with established policies and procedures.
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The Medical Assistant Float works under the general supervision of the Director of Practice Operations and clinical supervision of the physician, advanced practice provider or licensed nursing staff to deliver excellent patient care. Job duties include basic clinical tasks, working with patients and assisting the other members of the healthcare team to ensure efficient and high quality care to the patient. The Medical Assistant Float performs such duties in accordance with established policies and procedures.
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The Emergency Department Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner (Fast Track) practices under the clinical supervision of the Medical Director of the Emergency Department, demonstrates competency and efficiency in the care of the acutely ill patient. This position demonstrates competency in assessing, diagnosing and treating a full range of patients in accordance with delineation of privileges; Demonstrates ability to organize and prioritize patient care activities; Selects and interprets laboratory and diagnostic testing; Communicates medical assessment and plan to patient as necessary and completes medical record documentation in a timely manner. The primary responsibility is the timely assessment/tx/dispos of patients present to the Emergency Department Fast Track.
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The Emergency Department (Main) Physician Assistant/Nurse Practitioner practices under the clinical supervision of the Medical Director of the Emergency Department, demonstrates competency and efficiency in the care of the acutely ill patient. This position demonstrates Emergency Department competency in assessing, diagnosing and treating a full range of patients in accordance with delineation of privileges; Demonstrates ability to organize and prioritize patient care activities; Selects and interprets laboratory and diagnostic testing; Communicates medical assessment and plan to patient and attending physician; Completes medical record documentation in a timely manner. The primary responsibility is the timely assessment/tx/dispos of patients present to the Emergency Department Main.
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The Hospitalist Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner shall assist and supplement the Hospitalist Physician staff by rounding to assess, diagnose, and treat patients as enabled by their training and experience under the supervision and support of the Hospitalist Medical Director. These responsibilities will include caring for Hospitalist inpatients, responding to calls from the nursing staff, assessing changes in condition, responding to changes in condition, ordering tests and images, interpreting tests and images, and ordering medications. The Hospitalist Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner will also prepare discharges of patients and will prepare appropriate prescriptions, prepare discharge summaries, arrange follow up appointments and educate patients and families.
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The CRNA/AA Administers anesthesia within their scope of practice. The CRNA provides an assessment of the patient for the attending physician’s review and selection of an anesthesia care plan. The CRNA possesses the cognitive skills, technical skills, administrative skills, and personality qualities to effectively carry out the anesthesia care plan. The CRNA maintains a commitment to excellence, caring and cooperation. The CRNA maintains an ongoing awareness of patient rights to privacy and carries out the guidelines defined in the organization’s confidentiality policy.
