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... reaction and acts appropriately in the event of adverse reactions. * Performs/assists Physician in sterile and non-sterile dressing changes and other procedures as requested. * Assures patient that ...

... reaction and acts appropriately in the event of adverse reactions. * Performs/assists Physician in sterile and non-sterile dressing changes and other procedures as requested. * Assures patient that ...

... reaction and acts appropriately in the event of adverse reactions. * Performs/assists Physician in sterile and non-sterile dressing changes and other procedures as requested. * Assures patient that ...

... reaction and acts appropriately in the event of adverse reactions. * Performs/assists Physician in sterile and non-sterile dressing changes and other procedures as requested. * Assures patient that ...

... reaction and acts appropriately in the event of adverse reactions. * Performs/assists Physician in sterile and non-sterile dressing changes and other procedures as requested. * Assures patient that ...

... reaction and acts appropriately in the event of adverse reactions. * Performs/assists Physician in sterile and non-sterile dressing changes and other procedures as requested. * Assures patient that ...

... reaction and acts appropriately in the event of adverse reactions. * Performs/assists Physician in sterile and non-sterile dressing changes and other procedures as requested. * Assures patient that ...

Performs pre-operative assessment of the patients' condition administers prescribed medications provide treatments observes patients' progress records pertinent observations and reports reaction to ...

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Reaction Operator information

What is the difference between Reaction Operator vs Chemical Plant Operator?

AspectReaction OperatorChemical Plant Operator
CredentialsHigh school diploma, safety training, sometimes certificationsHigh school diploma, safety training, certifications often preferred
Work EnvironmentProcessing units, chemical reactors, controlled environmentsProcessing plants, chemical manufacturing facilities
Industry UsageSpecific to chemical reactions and processesBroader chemical manufacturing and processing
Job FocusMonitoring and controlling chemical reactionsOverseeing entire production processes

Reaction Operators focus on managing chemical reactions within reactors, ensuring safety and efficiency. Chemical Plant Operators oversee overall plant operations, including multiple processes. While both roles require safety training and similar certifications, Reaction Operators specialize in reaction control, whereas Chemical Plant Operators handle broader plant functions.

What education is needed to be a reaction operator?

Reaction operators typically need a high school diploma or equivalent; some positions may require post-secondary education or technical training in chemistry, process technology, or related fields. Relevant skills include understanding chemical processes and operating control systems, and certifications such as OSHA safety training can be beneficial.

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RN - PRE-OP/PACU - PRN

WATSON CLINIC ASC LLC

Lakeland, FL • On-site

Per diem

Re-posted 8 days ago


Job description

Description

  Responsible for the planning, executing, directing and evaluating the nursing care given to the surgical patient by assuming the preoperative role. The role is defined as the pre-operative and the post-operative period. May have contact with the patient in each phase of the surgical experience. The responsibility includes the preparation, assembly and organization of the environment, equipment and supplies necessary to perform the activities necessary for the preparation and the recovery of the ambulatory surgical patient.

  • Participates in the preparation of the patient for surgery. Performs the pre-admission assessment either over the telephone or in person. Provides pre instructions. Ascertains that all appropriate data is in the patient's record prior to admission or immediately following admission and prior to procedural intervention. Communicates abnormal and/or extensive medical history to the anesthesiologist as soon as discovered.
  • Maintains communication with reception area and OR/Endoscopic rooms to assure efficient movement of patients. Assists with the preparation of medications for blocks and/or local injections. Admits the patient in the pre-op area and follows the admission protocols.
  • Receives patient from OR/Endoscopic rooms and assesses patient's condition on admission and discharge, and documents on PACU records.
  • Observes and monitors the post-op/procedure patient by taking vital signs, EKG and documenting patient's progress while in PACU.
  • Administers medications, IV's and treatments; maintain records regarding dispensing of it; observes patient's reaction and acts appropriately in the event of adverse reactions.
  • Performs/assists Physician in sterile and non-sterile dressing changes and other procedures as requested.
  • Assures patient that he/she is not, and will not be, left alone in the Recovery Areas. Provides a summary of Post-op instructions to patient to discharge from the unit.
  • Makes sure patient has follow-up appointment before being discharges; if ordered by the physician. Gives immediate respiratory assistance or support, including use of AMBU bag, airways, and endotracheal tubes; administers CPR; assists with defibrillation, and performs venipuncture, in emergency situations.
  • Knows and maintains Code Blue/crash cart. Recognizes and utilizes safety precautions and procedures. Remains familiar with equipment and supplies, including function, location, and upkeep. Assists in restocking unit as needed. Maintain a comfortable, orderly, clear, safe environment in the Recovery Area.
  • Performs other duties as deemed necessary.