Clinical Coordinator Job Description
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The Clinical Coordinator is responsible for the daily leadership and clinical oversight of the Clinicians and Lead Clinicians to ensure that patients receive clinically-appropriate care. Provides leadership to create and sustain a relationship-based therapeutic milieu in the program setting. Ensures the professional capacity, therapeutic and cultural competence of the clinical team and residential staff by providing training, feedback and clinical supervision. Directs agency’s compliance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Coordinates the clinical department’s Performance Quality Improvement (PQI) process to measure, assess and improve service delivery effectiveness. Assists the Deputy Director with other projects and duties as assigned.
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The Clinical Coordinator provides expert professional nursing guidance related to staff training in assessments, care plans, implementations and competency evaluations. Participates in placement of quality clinical staff responsible for patient care, knowledge of basic nursing principles, ethics and practices. Works closely with management of the multiple departments and demonstrates ability to solve problems.
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The Clinical Coordinator provides support and supervision of the quality of patient care as a member of a multi-disciplinary team. He/She also is responsible for the safe and effective operation of clinical services days, evenings and/or weekends. Assists with staffing and scheduling. Direct oversight of all clinical staff working within the units during their assigned shifts.
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The Clinical Coordinator is responsible for providing developmental and support curriculum to incoming and current employees as it relates to overall patient care.
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The Clinical Coordinator is responsible for planning, developing, monitoring, and leading clinical pharmacy activities and services that support the safe, effective, and appropriate use of pharmaceuticals.
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The Clinical Coordinator position as part of the department is responsible for assisting the coordination of activities related to the preparation, procurement, packaging, labeling and assembly of clinical trial materials. The role of a Clinical Coordinator is critical to the end user which are our patients. It directly affects patients’ risk and safety if batch records are incorrect or not on time. Quality, Safety and Right First Time and on-time delivery is a must to be successful in this role!
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The Clinical Coordinator manages all aspects of clinic operations in the department to include staff and providers. Able to assist all departments in the clinical aspect of providing outpatient clinical care.
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We are looking for an outgoing individual to join our growing team. The Clinical Coordinator is responsible for managing and supervising the designated rehab departments to meet all patient needs, company fiscal requirements, federal and state regulations and the customer's needs.
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The Clinical Coordinator will provide services to members seeking hormonal treatment to improve their overall quality of life. Under the direction of a licensed clinician, the Clinical Coordinator will assist in performing medical procedures, charting and documenting member visits, and opening and closing of procedures.
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The Clinical Coordinator is responsible for working with the Director of Professional Services and/or Clinical Manager to coordinate and maintain schedules and assign the appropriate visits to the clinicians required to complete excellent patient.