Clinical Nurse Educator-Home-Care

• Duke University Health System is designated as a Magnet organization
• Nurses from each hospital are consistently recognized each year as North Carolina's Great 100 Nurses.
• Duke University Health System was awarded the American Board of Nursing Specialties Award for Nursing Certification Advocacy for being strong advocates of specialty nursing certification.
• Duke University Health System has 6000 + registered nurses
• Qualityof Life: Living in the Triangle!
• Relocation Assistance (based on eligibility)

• Registered Nurse with clinical experience in Home Health or Hospice; experience in both settings strongly preferred.
• Demonstrated knowledge of home-based care regulations, clinical workflows, and documentation requirements.
• Strong computer and technology skills with the ability to train and support clinicians in EMR systems and mobile applications.
• Experience with Dorothy and Comfort EMR systems a plus
• Strong communication, presentation, and organizational skills.

• Coordinate clinical activities related to orientation, competency and on-going professional development needs of department clinical staff.
• Assist department clinical program directors and clinical managers with the development of clinical training goals of department based on data reviews (i.e. quality audits, balanced-scorecard outcomes, HHCAHPS, HSCAHPS, HQEP (Hospice Quality Reporting including the HIS, HQRP (Hospice Quality Reporting including the HIS and CAHPS Surveys, CASPER and Press-Ganey results.
• Develop tools to assist with the on-going evaluations of program-specific objectives.
• Participate in establishing and maintaining communication between ancillary departments and providers, clinical staff and other health care professionals regarding service-line expectations, policies and procedure.
• Develop and conduct on-going assessments of clinical competencies to ensure all clinicians possess the required competencies to address the complexities of care presented by the DHCH patient population.
• Collaborate with Clinical Directors and Managers and ACNO, Sr. Director Clinical Operations in establishing educational offerings addressing competency requirements and/or needs.
• Mentor and coach new clinical staff as required.
• In conjunction with the ACNO, participate in the initial and on-going development of clinical preceptors.
• Provide on-going support for DUHS Clinical Ladder participants.
• In conjunction with the Clinical Directors, Managers, and ACNO, participate in the on-going evaluation of the DHCH New Hire Employee Orientation, including electronic medical records (EMR) training.
• Promote the use of evidence-based practices within all DHCH clinical departments.
• Work with ACNO to assure clinical practices are consistent with the fundamental tenets of DUHS clinical practice standards.
• Assist in the selection, provision and control of resources required for the delivery of patient care, consistently emphasizing quality and patient safety.
• Work with clinicians and appropriate leadership regarding cost containment processes within clinical departments.
• Provide on-going feedback to the appropriate DHCH leadership related to performance and professional behaviors of nurse, certified nursing assistants and rehabilitation therapists. Participate in discipline/counseling as needed.
• Participate in the development and organization of DHCH Annual Clinical Skills lab, including debrief sessions with all applicable departmental leaders.
• Facilitate a clinical committee (i.e. falls, pain, etc.) and develop related outcome measures.
• Play an active role in the DHCH Nurses participating in Duke?s Center for Geriatric Nursing Excellence program, encouraging nurses and CNAs to become geriatric resources for staff.
• Support clinical certifications and clinical practice development.
• Maintain records, reports and documentation of orientation/annual competency requirements.
• Support achievement of outcomes in departments and the evaluation of programs.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

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