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Wills Eye Hospital

CPD Technician

Cherry Hill, NJ

The Wills Eye Surgery Center in Cherry Hill is the flagship of the Wills Eye Surgical Network The first ambulatory surgery center to carry the Wills Eye name, the Surgery Center in Cherry Hill opened ...

Wills Eye Hospital

CPD Technician

Cherry Hill, NJ · On-site

The Wills Eye Surgery Center in Cherry Hill is the flagship of the Wills Eye Surgical Network. The first ambulatory surgery center to carry the Wills Eye name, the Surgery Center in Cherry Hill ...

Wills Eye Hospital

CPD Technician

Cherry Hill, NJ · On-site

The Wills Eye Surgery Center in Cherry Hill is the flagship of the Wills Eye Surgical Network. The first ambulatory surgery center to carry the Wills Eye name, the Surgery Center in Cherry Hill ...

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Nursing Assistant (Pre-op/PACU)

Wills Eye Hospital

Cherry Hill, NJ • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 28 days ago

Wills Eye Hospital rating

8.2

Company rating: 8.2 out of 10

Based on 15 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

98th of 1,059 rated hospitals

Job description

About the Network

You already know the Wills Eye reputation for excellence. For well over a century, the Wills Eye name has meant outstanding, quality healthcare. The Wills Eye Surgical Network extends this expertise and dedication to a group of multi-specialty, same-day surgery centers in convenient locations throughout the Philadelphia metropolitan region. From the moment you enter our state-of-the-art facilities and meet our friendly, caring staff, you'll know you and your doctor have made the right choice. Same-day surgery is all we do at the Wills Surgery Centers. Our facilities, equipment, and specially trained staff make it as safe, comfortable, and efficient as possible.

The Wills Eye Surgery Center in Cherry Hill is the flagship of the Wills Eye Surgical Network. The first ambulatory surgery center to carry the Wills Eye name, the Surgery Center in Cherry Hill opened its doors in July 1995. The physicians, nurses and support staff have dedicated themselves to achieving the highest standards of excellence for each of the more than 12,500 procedures conducted at the center. The Wills Eye Surgery Center in Cherry Hill is fully licensed by the State of New Jersey, AAAHC accredited, and Medicare certified.

Location:

Wills Eye Surgery Center - Cherry Hill, NJ

408 Route 70 East
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034

Status:

  • Full-time

Primary Function:

  • Under the supervision and direction of a Registered Nurse, the Nursing Assistant provides age appropriate patient care in accordance with hospital policies and best practices.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

  1. Assists with patient hygiene, mobility, physical comfort, eating and drinking, while observing patients for any changes.
  2. Records patient vital signs, routinely, or as directed.
  3. Performs 12 lead EKG.
  4. Maintains competency in routine blood draws and patient specimen process.
  5. Escorts or transfers patients in the hospital as needed.
  6. Assists with the discharge of patients and escorting them to their vehicles.
  7. Assists in the maintenance of unit cleanliness and equipment cleanliness.
  8. Assists with maintenance of stock levels.
  9. Assists with transfer of stretchers between work spaces.
  10. Distributes linen to appropriate areas.
  11. Removes linen and trash to appropriate areas.
  12. Adheres to strict Standard Precautions and Blood-Borne Pathogens protocol .
  13. Maintains BCLS certification every two years.
  14. Maintain ServSafe Food Handler Certificate every three years.
  15. Appropriately prepares/ handles/ delivers patient nutrition.
  16. Regularly attends staff meetings and in-services.
  17. Satisfactorily completes basic assignments within a given time frame.
  18. Complies with the hospital’s incident reporting system.
  19. Interacts effectively with other health care team members to keep them informed of changes in the condition of the patient.
  20. Formulates and maintains effective working relationships with peers, managers and other members of the health care team.
  21. Avoids repeating rumors or soliciting unfounded statements, keeps personal biases to oneself, maintain positive image.
  22. Receives constructive feedback in a positive self-develop-mental manner.
  23. Functions as an effective team member.
  24. Demonstrate adaptability, flexibility, and accountability when changes are made in job description and responsibility, including performing all qualified duties throughout other areas of the hospital.
  25. Strives to maintain the confidentiality of all patients and their families/significant other(s).

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