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Mental Health Coordinator Sr.

Saint Paul, MN · On-site

$26.01 - $35.47/hr

Demonstrates use of correct Code Green techniques to provide safe and therapeutic environment for patients and staff. * Patient care activities. * Assist with activities of daily living. * Recognize ...

Demonstrates use of correct Code Green techniques to provide safe and therapeutic environment for patients and staff. * Patient care activities. * Assist with activities of daily living. * Recognize ...

... green, code 33 and code blue; attends to & stabilizes patients. 9. Transports ventilator patients. 10. Enters charges and changes for each patient served into computer. Documents per department ...

Mental Health Coordinator Sr

Saint Paul, MN · On-site

$26.01 - $35.47/hr

Demonstrates use of correct Code Green techniques to provide safe and therapeutic environment for patients and staff. * Patient care activities. * Assist with activities of daily living. * Recognize ...

Demonstrates use of correct Code Green techniques to provide safe and therapeutic environment for patients and staff. * Patient care activities. * Assist with activities of daily living. * Recognize ...

... green, code 33 and code blue; attends to & stabilizes patients. 9. Transports ventilator patients. 10. Enters charges and changes for each patient served into computer. Documents per department ...

... green, code 33 and code blue; attends to & stabilizes patients. 9. Transports ventilator patients. 10. Enters charges and changes for each patient served into computer. Documents per department ...

... green, code 33 and code blue; attends to & stabilizes patients. 9. Transports ventilator patients. 10. Enters charges and changes for each patient served into computer. Documents per department ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Code Green nurse, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Code Green nurse (crisis response or behavioral health rapid response nurse), you need expertise in psychiatric nursing, de-escalation techniques, and crisis intervention, usually supported by an RN license and specialized mental health certifications. Familiarity with behavioral health assessment tools, electronic health records, and incident reporting systems is essential. Strong communication, emotional resilience, and the ability to remain calm under pressure are vital soft skills in this role. These competencies are crucial for ensuring safety, delivering effective patient care during behavioral emergencies, and supporting team coordination.

What are Code Green jobs?

Code Green jobs refer to employment opportunities that focus on environmental sustainability, renewable energy, and eco-friendly practices. These roles are found in various industries, including clean energy, conservation, waste management, and green construction. Code Green jobs aim to reduce environmental impact and promote sustainable development. They often require specialized knowledge in environmental science, engineering, or renewable technologies. Working in a Code Green job can contribute to protecting the planet while offering rewarding career prospects.

What is the difference between Code Green vs Code Blue?

AspectCode GreenCode Blue
Primary FocusPatient safety, environmental emergencies, non-medical crisesCardiac arrest, respiratory failure, medical emergencies
Work EnvironmentHospitals, clinics, emergency response teamsHospitals, emergency rooms, critical care units
Required CredentialsBasic medical training, emergency response certificationAdvanced medical certifications, CPR, ACLS
Employer & Industry UsageHealthcare facilities, emergency servicesHospitals, emergency response teams

Code Green typically refers to non-medical emergencies like environmental hazards or patient evacuation, requiring basic emergency response skills. In contrast, Code Blue indicates medical emergencies such as cardiac arrest, demanding advanced medical training. Understanding these differences helps healthcare professionals respond effectively in urgent situations.

What are the main responsibilities and teamwork dynamics for professionals in a Code Green position within healthcare settings?

In healthcare, a Code Green often refers to emergency situations such as patient elopements, behavioral emergencies, or facility evacuations. Professionals involved in a Code Green response are responsible for quickly assessing the situation, coordinating with security, clinical staff, and administration, and implementing protocols to ensure the safety of patients and staff. Teamwork is essential, as effective communication and collaboration across departments are vital for a swift and organized response. Those in this role must be adaptable, remain calm under pressure, and be prepared to follow and lead as the situation demands.
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Houston Switchboard Operator (Part Time 11pm-7am and Fill in Shifts)

Innovation At Work Inc

Houston, TX • On-site

$14.25 - $18.25/hr

Other

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

Description

PRIMARY LOCATION:
The Place of Performance is at Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center, 2002 Holcombe Blvd, Houston, TX 77030
CITIZENSHIP REQUIREMENT:  US Citizenship

EDUCATION AND QUALIFICATIONS:
High School Diploma or equivalent

MINIMUM REQUIRED SKILLS/EXPERIENCE:
Must have with at least three years of telephone switchboard operating experience, of which one year involved substantial responsibility for placing a variety of special calls (e.g., conference calls, long distance calls, and local calls) over varied circuits or routings
Capable of placing various types of calls and performing operator services that require familiarity with large, multi-division organizational units.
Must effectively deal with individuals from diverse backgrounds and work under pressure.

Requirements

POSITION OVERVIEW

Operators should assume the responsibility for placing a variety of special calls (e.g., conference calls, long distance calls, and local calls) over varied circuits or routings, or performing information operator work, which requires knowledge of the organizational units and major functions of a large multi-division organization

shall have the ability to meet and deal with people from a variety of backgrounds, with varying levels of understanding, work under pressure and stressful conditions, and adapt to changing working conditions.

Answer all incoming calls using the MEDVAMC Standard Greeting in a polite, efficient, and friendly manner, even during heavy workload or crises.

Provide general information such as visiting hours and directions to the Medical Center.

Operate emergency call and alarm systems, including Code Blue, fire, disaster, Code Green, Code Brown, and other urgent notifications.

Use audio, radio, and digital paging systems, and maintain relevant records.

Respond to patient and employee locator inquiries using computer terminals and published rosters.

Operate the public address and radio paging systems as required, particularly during emergencies.

Handle threatening or suicidal calls calmly and professionally, follow suicide prevention protocols, and notify proper authorities.

Maintain up-to-date on-call personnel and essential staff schedules.

Utilize two-way radios to communicate with Police and provide assistance during emergencies.

Maintain workspace security and prevent unauthorized access.

Adhere to ADP and Privacy Act guidelines for securing printed and electronic data.

Assist with placing commercial and FTS (Federal Telecommunication System) calls.

Report telephone equipment malfunctions and log service complaints.

Document and record long-distance/toll calls and emergency responses.

Use paging and overhead systems to support Medical Center operations.