Licensed Practical Nurse/ Medical assistant Summary Provides nursing services to patients and families, assists physicians and APP's with patient care in conformance with the scope of practice allowed by LPNs/ Medical Assistants Perform all clinical functions in physician's office. Minimum education, knowledge, skills and abilities required Graduate of a diploma school of nursing/ medical assistant program approved by the State Board of Nursing examiners. Licensed and/or certified to practice in Pennsylvania.
$5,000 Sign on bonus (external applicants) REGISTERED NURSE - EMERGENCY SUMMARY Coordinate total nursing care for patients using Emergency Nursing standards and the nursing process; participate in patient and family teaching; provide leadership working cooperatively with other health care providers. MINIMUM EDUCATION, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES REQUIRED Professional knowledge of nursing theory and practice at a level normally acquired through completion of an accredited School of Nursing. Current BLS Healthcare Provider card. Must have current ACLS and PALS certification or obtain within six months of assignment in ED. Six months previous Med-Surg or ED experience recommended. CEN, BTLS, TNCC are recommended but not required. Current State Nursing License in Pennsylvania.
$5,000 Sign on bonus (external applicants) REGISTERED NURSE - EMERGENCY SUMMARY Coordinate total nursing care for patients using Emergency Nursing standards and the nursing process; participate in patient and family teaching; provide leadership working cooperatively with other health care providers. MINIMUM EDUCATION, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES REQUIRED Professional knowledge of nursing theory and practice at a level normally acquired through completion of an accredited School of Nursing. Current BLS Healthcare Provider card. Must have current ACLS and PALS certification or obtain within six months of assignment in ED. Six months previous Med-Surg or ED experience recommended. CEN, BTLS, TNCC are recommended but not required. Current State Nursing License in Pennsylvania.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT, CERTIFIED SUMMARY Provides medical assistant services to the patients and families, assists physicians and mid-level practitioners (providers) with patient care. To perform all clinical functions in a physician’s office. To include but not limited to: Assisting the physician with treatments, obtain specimens from patients and process properly, maintaining medical information and filing/scanning, maintain sample supplies, ordering and maintaining clinical supplies as needed, patient education, obtaining histories and vitals from patients, triage patient calls, prescription refills, call backs for normal or abnormal results as per physician direction, prior authorizations as needed, telephone answering and appointment scheduling as needed. MINIMUM EDUCATION, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES REQUIRED Must be a graduate of a medical assistant program. Sufficient experience may be substituted for the educational requirement. Must possess great attention to detail. Must be able to accurately type and be efficient with data entry equipment. Must have the ability to apply appropriate rules of grammar, spelling and punctuation. Knowledge of computers is a necessity. Must possess the ability to prioritize activities, organize work and problem solve. Communications skills both verbal and written must be above average to excellent. Must be able to communicate with public sector by telephone use and in person. Must be able to deal with anxious and angry people. Must be able to communication with Administrative Staff, Managers, Attorneys, Physicians and all hospital staff with due respect and tact. Understanding of confidentiality rules is a must without exception. Current BLS Healthcare Provider card.
JOB DUTIES Assesses the patient’s condition and nursing needs prior to, during, and following interventional pain management procedures. Develops and implements individualized care plans according to patient condition, type of procedure, and sedation needs. Revises care plans as patient condition changes. Assists physicians during interventional pain management procedures including epidural steroid injections (CESI, LESI), medial branch blocks, radiofrequency ablations, sacroiliac (SI) joint injections, spinal cord stimulator trials, trigger point injections and other procedures. Prepares and maintains sterile fields, ensuring adherence to aseptic technique and infection control standards. Monitors patients during and after moderate sedation, assessing vital signs, level of consciousness, and airway status per facility policy. Recognizes and responds promptly to adverse reactions or complications. Administers medications, including IV and procedural medications, according to established protocols and physician orders. Performs patient intake including obtaining vital signs, reviewing allergies, medications, and health history, and preparing patients for procedures. Provides pre-procedure and post-procedure education and discharge instructions to patients and caregivers, ensuring understanding of home care and follow-up requirements. Documents all nursing care, assessments, and procedural support accurately in the electronic health record (EHR). Demonstrates cost-conscious use of supplies and maintains equipment in clean, safe, and functional condition. Assists with inventory management, stocking procedure rooms, and ensuring availability of sterile supplies and medications required for scheduled cases. Collaborates with providers and team members to support efficient patient flow and timely completion of the daily procedure schedule. Other duties as assigned. MINIMUM EDUCATION, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES REQUIRED Professional knowledge of nursing theory and practice at a level normally acquired through completion of an accredited School of Nursing. Specialty units may have additional requirements according to their policy. ACLS and BLS required. Current State Nursing License. Must be willing to learn and assist with new procedures as they evolve. Some may be high risk such as intrathecal pump refills, programming spinal cord stimulators, etc. Communication skills necessary to effectively: Provide instruction to the patient and/or significant other. Provide explanations to the patient and/or significant other. Explain nursing intervention. Communicate with other members of the health team. WORKING CONDITIONS Normal patient care environment with little exposure to excessive noise, dust, and temperature changes. A large part of work time is standing or walking. Subject to certain distasteful patient care activities and exposure to communicable diseases. May be scheduled overtime, weekend and/or holiday hours as needed. Days may be early or late hours and long if needed, depending on scheduled procedures needing to be done or added cases. May be exposed to potential hazards such as chemical wastes, body wastes, fluids and other possible infectious material. DISCLOSURE MMC commits to review, under the intent of this standard, and in coordination with medical professional opinion’s and physical demands job analysis performed by certified professionals, an individual’s ability to be reasonably accommodated within the role they are responsible and qualified to perform. MMC is committed to complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) and providing equal opportunity employment for qualified persons with disabilities. All employment practices and activities are conducted on a nondiscriminatory basis. Meadville Medical Center will follow any state or local law that provides individuals with disabilities greater protection that the ADA. Every effort has been made to make your job description as complete as possible. However, this in no way states or implies that these are the only duties you will be required to perform. The omission of specific tasks does not exclude them from the position if the task is similar, related, or is a logical assignment to the position, or is imperative for patient care and to meet emergency situations.
