Part of The University of Kansas Health System.
Olathe, KS
Established in 1953, Olathe Health is now part of The University of Kansas Health System. Comprised of two nationally accredited hospitals (Olathe Medical Center and Miami County Medical Center) and more than 60 primary care and specialty care locations, the Olathe Health network serves multiple counties. Together, the health system will continue to provide the highest quality care close to home, while expanding patients’ access to more comprehensive and integrated care.
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The nurse navigator coordinates care for spine patients by assessing needs, facilitating treatment plans, and ensuring timely access to multidisciplinary services. They act as a clinical resource and liaison for patients, families, and healthcare providers to promote evidence-based nursing interventions.
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The LPN provides direct patient care by performing clinical assessments, administering medications, and assisting physicians with examinations and procedures. They also manage patient documentation, coordinate referrals, and ensure accurate communication of test results and follow-up instructions.
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The Rehab Registration Clerk manages patient check-ins, schedules appointments, and verifies insurance and demographic data. They are also responsible for coordinating authorizations with insurers and maintaining accurate medical records and charts.
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The Registered Nurse provides direct patient care in an ambulatory setting, utilizing the nursing process to assess, implement, and evaluate patient outcomes. They are responsible for patient education, clinical documentation, and coordinating care with the broader healthcare team.
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Provides direct patient care under RN supervision, including obtaining vital signs and preparing patients for diagnostic procedures. Responsible for the manual cleaning and high-level disinfection of endoscopy scopes and maintaining unit supplies.
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The Medical Assistant ensures efficient patient flow by preparing patients for visits, performing clinical procedures, and assisting medical staff. They are also responsible for administrative tasks such as scheduling, maintaining medical records, and managing clinic supplies.
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The RN provides direct patient care in an ambulatory neurology setting, utilizing the nursing process to assess, implement, and evaluate patient outcomes. They are responsible for patient education, documentation, and coordinating care with the broader healthcare team.
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The Medical Assistant facilitates patient flow by preparing patients for visits, performing clinical procedures, and assisting physicians with examinations. They also manage clerical duties, maintain medical records, and ensure clinic supplies and equipment are properly stocked and logged.
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The Medical Assistant facilitates patient flow by preparing patients for visits, performing clinical procedures, and assisting medical staff with examinations. They also manage clerical tasks such as scheduling, maintaining medical records, and processing insurance forms.
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The APP manages health problems and coordinates care in an internal medicine specialty setting. Responsibilities include diagnosing medical conditions, developing treatment plans, and collaborating with sponsoring physicians to deliver patient care.
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The Cardiology Nurse provides professional nursing care through assessment, diagnosis, and implementation of care plans for cardiology patients. Responsibilities include managing patient workflow, performing clinical procedures like EKGs, and coordinating discharge planning with healthcare teams.
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Manage the lifecycle of provider enrollment and credentialing with commercial and government payers to ensure accurate reimbursement. This includes submitting applications, monitoring status, and maintaining provider data in internal systems and payer portals.
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Provides direct patient care under RN supervision, including obtaining vital signs and preparing patients for diagnostic procedures. Responsible for the manual cleaning and high-level disinfection of endoscopes and maintaining unit supplies.
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Facilitate efficient patient flow in a neurology clinic by preparing patients for visits and performing limited clinical procedures. Manage administrative tasks including scheduling, medical record maintenance, and supply inventory.
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Coordinate an interdisciplinary approach to patient care by promoting and restoring health through the nursing process. Responsibilities include triaging patient needs, providing education, and acting as a liaison between patients and the healthcare team.
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The RN Care Coordinator manages patient flow, triage, and direct care while coordinating healthcare services for palliative medicine patients. They act as a liaison between patients, families, and physicians to ensure the plan of care is understood and executed.
