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Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center seeks an experienced Wound Care Coordinator to work within an inpatient setting in Florida. The role emphasizes coordination of wound care, pressure ulcer prevention, and collaborative care with physicians and nursing leadership.
The position requires an active Florida RN license, BLS/ACLS certifications, and a passion for patient-centered wound care excellence. Involvement in staff education and adherence to hospital policies is expected.
Works collaboratively with the Charge Nurse and or nursing Director. The Inpatient Wound Care Coordinator Communicates and collaborates closely with physicians, and inpatient nurse managers, and other member of the health care team to provide consistent quality care for patients with wounds. He/she supports all inpatient activities to support the Pressure Ulcer Prevention (P.U.P.) And Wound Care Program. Working with a high degree of autonomy, the Wound Care Coordinator accepts responsibility and accountability for assigned patients to implement and evaluate the care for adult and geriatric clients. The RN works within the fame work of the Florida State Nurse Practice Act and follows all hospital policies and procedures. He/she complies with hospital and nursing philosophy and standards while performing job duties and responsibilities and will demonstrate competence in these key areas through the ability to perform function, including, but not limited to, the common examples listed.
Florida Nursing License
BLS, ACLS, both approved by AHA
Certification in Wound Care and Ostemy Care preferred
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Eligibility for benefits may vary by location and is determined by employment status
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Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center (PBGMC), part of the Palm Beach Health Network, the largest health care network in Palm Beach County, is a 199-bed acute care hospital. It has served the Palm Beach County and Treasure Coast communities for over 50 years. The hospital was the first in Palm Beach County to perform open-heart surgery and has remained on the forefront as one of the areas leaders in cardiac care. PBGMC also offers award winning stroke care, neurosurgery, urology, orthopedics, robot assisted and minimally invasive surgical techniques, bloodless medicine and a 24-hour emergency room.