Podiatry Service Line Coordinator Job Durango area,Colorado USA,Healthcare

Podiatry Service Line Coordinator Job Summary

This position is responsible for coordinating daily clinical care activities for Podiatry surgeries.

Reports to:

Director of Surgical Services

Hourly range: $26.31 to $39.16 (posted hourly range excludes overtime and bonuses which are not guaranteed)

Essential Job Functions

Management and oversight of preference cards

Works closely with the team to maintain and update preference
Will update the preference cards in a timely manner to ensure staff are provided with up to date and accurate preference cards.
Will coordinate with surgeons quarterly to review all of their preference cards for

Develops and maintains a good rapport and works closely with surgeon(s) and mid-level provider(s).

Will work with the surgeons/mid-levels to provide them with a direct resource for daily surgical needs.
Will set up meetings with surgeons to discuss daily flow, supply needs and OR Team needs will be discussed with the surgeons and mid-levels.
Will work with the OR charge to provide the appropriate staffing for the surgeons, providing a team mentality and overall consistency during their surgical time.
Assist with any onboarding of new surgeons joining

Collaborates with scheduling of surgical procedures to assure coordination of block time, office, time and call time for Podiatry surgeons and mid-level providers. Collaboration will be a team approach through OR charge nurses. Oversight and input by Director of Surgery as needed.

Assist/scrub in with surgeons and midlevel providers in surgical Maintains an orderly sterile field, passes instruments in proper manner and anticipates needs of the surgeon.

Collaborates with surgical team, OR Charges and Director of Surgical Services, to navigate procedural on time starts and ensure efficient turn around times for surgical procedures.

Coordinates with circulating/scrub nurses to provide any additional input related to surgical documentation accuracy and completeness.

Collaborates with materials and assists with the surgical charging of procedures/implants.

Will work with registered nurses, scrub personnel, OR charge nurses, and the Director of Surgical Services to ensure proper training and training needs for all staff working in Podiatry rooms.

Will provide staff with in-services and education on equipment, instrumentation, implants, and supplies used for Podiatry.
Coordinates and collaborates with reps regarding instrumentation and supplies for upcoming surgical cases and in-service opportunities.

Will coordinate weekly meetings with the team to debrief on the week discussing needs, goals for the upcoming week and efficiency.

Will provide to the entire OR team via email regarding any pertinent information to be passed on pertaining to Podiatry, this will include any immediate changes to preference cards, instrumentation, medications, positioning, and equipment.

Collaborates with monitoring Podiatry quality outcomes and facilitates process improvement as needed. Ensures utilization of evidence-based best practice based on current literature.

Serves as a resource person and shares knowledge/expertise with patients, families, hospital staff, and affiliate medical staff as well as the community regarding the field of Podiatry.

Collaborates with Surgery Director in creating/revising policy and procedures for equipment. Provides In-service/training to surgical staff on equipment/care as needed.

Keeps abreast of current trends by networking and benchmarking in region, state and nationally as appropriate.

Demonstrates knowledge of and a commitment to Animas Surgical Hospital’s principles and values

Other duties as

Minimum Requirements:

Certified Scrub Technician or Registered Nurse Current BLS issued by approved Hospital Provider Previous supervisory / team lead experience helpful Basic computer knowledge

Ability to read, understand and communicate effectively in English Additional languages helpful

Physical Requirements:

Lifting, carrying, pushing, and/or pulling up to fifty (50) plus pounds while administering care to patients, etc; stooping, kneeling and/or crouching daily in delivery of patient care, ; standing and walking more than five(5) hours per day in administering patient care in multiple rooms; running occasionally n responding to patient care emergencies; reaching, grasping, handling, and/or feeling five (5) or more hours per day in administering patient care, i.e. operating various patient care equipment, etc;

visual acuity in order to correctly distinguish skin tone variations, evidence of IV infiltration, infection, etc; audio acuity, in sounds, also to discern sounds made by various types of machinery or equipment which would indicate dangerous or improper operation.

Working Conditions/Environmental Exposures:

Environmental hazards such as chemicals, solvents, needles, needle containers, sharps, body fluids, various infectious/communicable diseases, infectious medical waste, radiation, and/or radioactive waste, proximity to moving mechanical parts.

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