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Field Supervisor, ALS - Full Time - Days - Mobile Health

Posted 12 days ago

atlantic health systemLivingston (NJ)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Provides support and feedback to staff in order to coordinate daily activities and responsibilities. The ALS Supervisor will serve as a role model and facilitator in the department. Serves as a resource for ground/building maintenance at assigned rate. Responsible to maintain resource guide, orientation guide, and communication boards at assigned site. Will assist with quality structured feedback for all AAC providers in conjunction with the MICU Leadership. Maintains effective communication within the assigned sites and from the organization utilizing daily conference calls, postings, and direct employee feedback. Serves as the liaison from the Mobile ICU to Atlantic Mobile Health departments and to outside agencies. Assist with continuous quality improvement activities across the division in conjunction with the MICU Clinical Coordinator. Responsible for compliance with maintaining appropriate stock of supplies, medications, and maintaining all Bio-Med equipment according to manufacturing specifications. ALS Supervisor is responsible for inspections as assigned by the management team of Emergency Services division. Responsible for their section of the communications board updates. Responsible for assuring staff certifications are compliant with AAC policy and procedure manual Driving for prolong periods of time Other tasks as assigned by the MICU leadership team.

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