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Catalyst Professional Services is seeking a Nurse Practitioner to provide care to soldiers and their depentdants. Position is part of the Traumatic Brain Injury Surge contract which is designed to improve the care for soldiers returning from deployment, particularly those affected by mild TBI or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. NP will complete pre- and post-deployment health assesments as well as provide outpatient primary care. There is some travel associated with this position. Any state license accepted and medical malpractice protection at Federal workplaces. Qualificaitons: Education: Family Nurse Practitioners shall have a Masters and/or Doctorate degree from an accredited school.Licensure/Certification/Registration: Must have and maintain a current, active, valid, unrestricted RN license in a least one U.S. State, the District of Columbia, Commonwealth, territory, or jurisdiction. In addition, the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse must possess a license (or other authorizing document) for advanced practice issued by either the State Board of Nursing granting the RN license or another state effective 1 July 2009. Must maintain a current certification as a family nurse practitioner from a nationally recognized source (or national certifying body), such as the American Nurses Credentialing Commission (ANCC).Experience: The Nurse Practitioner shall have a minimum of one year experience as a practicing NP. This requirement may be waived for graduates of Army FNP Programs. Clinical experience diagnosing and treating primary care conditions and knowledge of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and related conditions.Continuing Education: Must maintain Continuing Education credit sufficient to maintain both clinical license and certification and to meet MTF specific Quality Assurance standards for credentialing as a Family Nurse Practitioner.

Catalyst Professional Services has multiple openings for Nurse Practitioners to provide care to soldiers and their dependants. Position is part of an important contract designed to improve the care for soldiers returning from deployment, particularly those affected by mild Traumatic Brain Injury or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. NP will complete pre- and post-deployment health assessments as well as outpatient primary care. There is some travel associated with this position. Any state license accepted and medical malpractice protection at Federal workplaces. Qualifications: Education: Family Nurse Practitioners shall have a Masters and/or Doctorate degree from an accredited school.Licensure/Certification/Registration: Must have and maintain a current, active, valid, unrestricted RN license in a least one U.S. State, the District of Columbia, Commonwealth, territory, or jurisdiction. In addition, the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse must possess a license (or other authorizing document) for advanced practice issued by either the State Board of Nursing granting the RN license or another state effective 1 July 2009. Must maintain a current certification as a family nurse practitioner from a nationally recognized source (or national certifying body), such as the American Nurses Credentialing Commission (ANCC).Experience: The Nurse Practitioner shall have a minimum of one year experience as a practicing NP. This requirement may be waived for graduates of Army FNP Programs. Clinical experience diagnosing and treating primary care conditions and knowledge of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and related conditions.Continuing Education: Must maintain Continuing Education credit sufficient to maintain both clinical license and certification.

Gateway Regional Medical Center

The Registered Nurse is a professional caregiver who assumes responsibility and accountability for adult and aging adult patients during a designated time frame and provides care to these patients via therapeutic use of self, the nursing process, the environment and other health care team members. Performs other related duties incidental to the work described herein. Qualifications Education:• Graduate of an accredited school of nursingCertification / Licenses:• Current state Nurse license • Certification in CPR preferred • MANDT training prior to employment preferredExperience:• One to three years of psychiatric nursing required, three to five years preferred

An allied health care professional who analyzes and reprograms various brands of pacemaker and defibrillators. Provides analysis of heart rhythms on the telephone and on holtor and event scanner. Functions independently as the charge person for the area to ensure provision of quality care. Classifies assigned patients according to defined criteria and validates classification for colleagues. Communicates patients and staffs needs and responses through appropriate verbal and written communications.MINIMUM QUALIFICATION: Graduate of allied health school including nursing, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, biomedical engineering. Two years of independent cardiac device (pacemakers and/ defibrillators) follow-up, analysis and reprogramming experience or IBHRE certification. Candidate must successfully complete pacing / rhythm knowledge pre-test prior to hire.

We have an immediate opening for CNM in central Delaware. We are located 90 minutes from Philadelphia and Baltimore, 40 minutes away from the beach!

We are a physician owned practice, attending approximately 500 births in a Level 2 hospital. We currently have two physicians, and one CNM. We would like to add another CNM to our practice. The CNMs would rotate between office hours and labor and delivery. The CNMs will cover labor and delivery during office hours, and each cover one night a week and one weekend a month. We provide well woman health care to a variety of clients. We accept Medicaid, Medicare, Tricare and private insurance.

Provide classroom instruction for students, academic advising, develop and implement retention activities, assist in graduate placement, attend graduation ceremonies, assist with student orientation/registration, revise curricula, develop new courses, design new programs, revise instructional materials, remain current in teaching field, work on college committees and promote institutional objectives.Master´s degree in Nursing preferred; current SC nursing license required. Minimum 2 years nursing experience in medical-surgical with obstetrical, pediatric or experience in psychiatric nursing preferred

Good Samaritan Hospital has 400+ beds and a reputation throughout Silicon Valley for excellence.

One of the first five JCAHO-certified Primary Stroke Centers in the nation, Good Samaritan just became the first acute rehab facility in northern California to receive CARF accreditation for stroke specialty. A recent $95 million investment expanded our facilities and services. We are currently seeking a per diem Registered Nurse to join our team in the Endoscopy Unit. The Nurse will be responsible for patient assessment, development, implementation and coordination of the patient´s plan of care including the medical treatment plan and the evaluation of patient treatment. In addition, the Nurses will collaborate, direct, delegate, assign, guide and serve resources to the department and the patient care team for patient care delivery. Qualified candidates must possess:-California Registered Nurse License-Basic Life Support Certification-Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification-Graduate degree of an accredited school of professional nursing-A minimum of one year recent acute care experience-The ability to learn and utilize computerized patient care management system-Excellent communication skills (verbal and written)-Ability to maintain confidentiality This is an exceptional opportunity in an incredible location! Choose a quiet mountain-top cabin in the Santa Cruz foothills, a sleek downtown loft in the heart of Silicon Valley or a family-friendly neighborhood with progressive local schools. Skiing, surfing, beachcombing and a vibrant arts community are waiting for you. Beyond an outstanding compensation package, we help you achieve your professional goals every day.

One of the first five JCAHO-certified Primary Stroke Centers in the nation, Good Samaritan just became the first acute rehab facility in northern California to receive CARF accreditation for stroke specialty. A recent $95 million investment expanded our facilities and services. We are currently seeking a part-time Registered Nurse to join our team in the Antepartum Unit. The Nurse will be responsible for patient assessment, development, implementation and coordination of the patient´s plan of care including the medical treatment plan and the evaluation of patient treatment. In addition, the Nurses will collaborate, direct, delegate, assign, guide and serve resources to the department and the patient care team for patient care delivery. Qualified candidates must possess:-California Registered Nurse License-Basic Life Support Certification-Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification-Graduate degree of an accredited school of professional nursing-A minimum of one year recent acute care experience-The ability to learn and utilize computerized patient care management system-Excellent communication skills (verbal and written)-Ability to maintain confidentiality This is an exceptional opportunity in an incredible location! Choose a quiet mountain-top cabin in the Santa Cruz foothills, a sleek downtown loft in the heart of Silicon Valley or a family-friendly neighborhood with progressive local schools. Skiing, surfing, beachcombing and a vibrant arts community are waiting for you. Beyond an outstanding compensation package, we help you achieve your professional goals every day.

Good Samaritan Hospital has 400+ beds and a reputation throughout Silicon Valley for excellence.

One of the first five JCAHO-certified Primary Stroke Centers in the nation, Good Samaritan just became the first acute rehab facility in northern California to receive CARF accreditation for stroke specialty. A recent $95 million investment expanded our facilities and services. Our Level III NICU, general pediatrics, PICU and Children´s Surgery Center position us for the future.We are currently seeking full-time Registered Nurses II for day and night shifts in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. The Registered Nurses will act as team coordinator of the patient care team and will have primary responsibility for patient assessment, development, implementation and coordination of the patient´s plan of care. In addition, the Registered Nurses will promote a cooperative working relationship with care team members, physicians and other disciplines and the other public by facilitating and enhancing communication, demonstrating honesty and respect, displaying sensitivity to cultural and age differences and expressing and accepting feedback in a professional manner.Qualified candidates must possess:-California Registered Nurse License-Basic Life Support Certification-Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification, Pediatric Advanced Life Support Certification and Neonatal Resuscitation Certification as required by specific hiring department criteria -A minimum of one year full-time equivalent or more experience as a Registered Nurse in a Pediatric ICU-Ability to learn and utilize computerized patient care management system-Ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions-Ability to read, write and verbally communicate in the English language-Ability to maintain confidentialityThis is an exceptional opportunity in an incredible location! Choose a quiet mountain-top cabin in the Santa Cruz foothills, a sleek downtown loft in the heart of Silicon Valley or a family-friendly neighborhood with progressive local schools. Skiing, surfing, beachcombing and a vibrant arts community are waiting for you. Beyond an outstanding compensation package, we help you achieve your professional goals every day.

Provides comprehensive health/physical assessments using FOHS formsComplete appropriate medical records/MIS trackingAssessing, planning, evaluating and modifying the treatment of patients. Maintains primary responsibility for patient care, while facilitating other specialty care. Counseling, teaching, coordinating services, and participating with other disciplines in interpreting and evaluating the health care plan. Development of new programs, initiatives, and the establishment and revision of criteria of care. Interfaces with physicians and health care providers from other institutes for purposes of patient consultation and referral as well as ongoing staff education and program development.