Nurse Navigator - Ambulatory - Military Veterans
at Dayton Children's Hospital
In congruence with the holistic care provided by the Division of Nursing and Department of Pulmonary Medicine, the Nurse Navigator functions as a member of the multidisciplinary team as an advocate and educator for patients from point of entry, through diagnostic studies and treatment plan for all Cystic Fibrosis (CF) patients in both the inpatient and ambulatory settings. The Nurse Navigator’s primary function is to build a relationship with patients and team members, to coordinate a plan of care including appointments, transportation, education, provision and /or enablement of support services and representation within the multidisciplinary care environment. The position encompasses the roles of coordinator, liaison, and educator. The Nurse Navigator contributes to the productive and efficient operations of the healthcare system. Facilitates and coordinates quality patient care in a timely and cost-effective manner while promoting multidisciplinary collaboration between all members of the health care team. Requires knowledge of infants to adulthood growth and development. There is potential for collaborate with all other hospital departments as well the CF Foundation.
Dayton, OH
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Dayton Children's Hospital is the only facility in the region devoted to the health, safety and information needs of children and their families. Dayton Children's is staffed by pediatricians, pediatric specialists and clinical staff with special training and experience in caring for children. In addition, everything from room decor to life-saving equipment in is designed with the comfort of children in mind. As a regional referral center, Dayton Children's draws patients from a 20-county area that includes Ohio and eastern Indiana. Dayton Children's affiliation with Wright State University School of Medicine and accreditation by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations ensures young patients the finest pediatric care available. Dayton Children's staff of over 200 physicians and residents includes primary care pediatricians as well as subspecialists in over 35 areas of pediatric medicine. Working as a team with the medical staff are more than 3500 employees and volunteers who share a commitment to quality care no matter what their specific titles or duties.