• Think Big by approaching complex problems and tackling those challenges that come up during an Organ Recovery case.
• Serve well by going above and beyond for the families you come in contact with while they grieve.
• Be remarkable by supporting our mission and saving up to 8 lives each time you work.

• Evaluate organ systems and how they are functioning.
• Perform a thorough physical assessment.
• Complete accurate and proper donor chart documentation.
• Prepare OR suite for the recovery.
• Assist with packaging and labeling organs per UNOS and Indiana Donor Network policy.

ABOUT CLINIC

TRANSPORTATION & LODGING

TRIP HIGHLIGHTS

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CLASSIFICATION CRITERIA AND DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERISTICS

TYPICAL ACTIVITIES, TASKS AND ASSIGNMENTS

• Maintains camp infirmary.
• Maintains records of all medications, injuries, accidents as required by the Department of Health.
• Creates and maintains first aid kits.
• Monitors camps living quarters for health and safety concerns.
• Monitors individual's health of staff, volunteers and campers.
• Prepares Illness and incident reports.
• Follows up to make sure all Accident reports have been properly filed by staff.
• On call 24 hours during a camp session to deal with health and medical emergencies and needs of campers and staff
• Maintains a secure storage area for all prescription medications and personal medical information of campers, volunteers and staff.
• Maintains inventory of first aid and medical supplies
• Works with Camp Director to transport campers as needed to and from local urgent care, emergency rooms, doctor offices and field trip locations.
• Notifies operational/maintenance staff of health and safety concerns.
• Meets camper’s parents/guardians during camper check-in to review medical forms.
• Performs Med calls to ensure the campers, volunteers and staff are receiving their medications.
• Contacts parents/guardians when needed to keep them informed of a child’s health and needs.
• Maintains relationship with Department of Health inspecting Sanitarian, informing them when there is an illness or injury of a camper or staff that meets criteria requiring contact with the Department of Health.
• Maintains camp’s lost and found
• Maintains camp’s supply of bedding, towels and extra camper clothing.
• Maintains and completes Camp’s AED inspection and training.
• Informs Directors, Counselors and Kitchen staff of specific camper needs, allergies, required medications and other areas that effect a campers and the camp programs health and well-being.
• Participates in staff meeting, camp safety drills and staff training.
• Keep accurate pill counts recorded
• Distribute medication to parents during camper check out
• Assists Camp Director with camper homesickness and evaluation of camper’s ability to stay at camp when issues arise such as homesickness, inability to follow rules and medication complications.
• Send in weekly reports to Albany Camp Staff
• Create a wish list of supplies needed at the end of the summer.

RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS/ COMMUNICATION

NATURE OF SUPERVISION

MACHINES, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT USED

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND ABILITIES

• Must be able to work entire camp season.
• Must be comfortable working in outdoor conditions.
• Ability to communicate instructions and advice effectively to campers, volunteers and staff.
• Ability to work with a wide range of age groups.
• Comfortable talking with children about health related concerns.
• Ability to use Microsoft Excel and Word documents.
• Ability to use online camper registration system.
• Ability to organize camper documentation, medical supplies, and records
• Comfortable contacting and working with Department of Health regarding camp program needs.

Licenses and certifications - ACLS, ARRT, BLS, RN, WA License

Education – see options below:

·Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, Healthcare Administration or a related field

·Graduation from an accredited school of nursing

·Successful completion of a two-year Invasive Cardiovascular Technologist or Radiological Technologist program

·Five years of progressively responsible related work experience that would demonstrate attainment of the requisite job knowledge/abilities, including two years in a supervisory or management capacity

·Equivalent additional qualifying work experience may be substituted for up to two years of the Bachelor’s degree requirement

Experience - 5+ years

• Relocation assistance
• Professional development opportunities
• Full benefits
• 401k

• Compassionate caring and eager to make a difference.
• Licenses and certifications - DEA, NJ License, AANP
• Minimum education – Masters degree
• Languages - English
• Years experience - New graduates are welcomed!

• Schedule details:

• 10/7/2018 - 1/1/2019
• Day
• 5 days/week
• 8 hour shifts
• Willing to travel

Fort Washington Medical Center is looking for qualified, caring nurses who are clinically competent, registered, and professional  who demonstrates expertise in the following:

Peri-operative, Float-Pool, Emergency Room, House Supervisor, Med-surge, and OR.

Contact Human Resources at: HRResources@nexushealth.org for more information or go to WWW.FORTWASHINGTONMC.ORG