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.
On-site · Pavilion 1
The RN Case Manager coordinates comprehensive care and services for patients across the continuum of illness to ensure timely and cost-effective outcomes. They facilitate discharge planning, manage resource utilization, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient transitions.
On-site · Pavilion 1
The RN Case Manager coordinates patient care and services across the continuum of illness to ensure timely and cost-effective outcomes. Key duties include facilitating discharge planning, conducting medical necessity reviews, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to optimize resource utilization.
On-site · Pavilion
The RN provides direct patient care in an ambulatory neurology clinic using the nursing process to assess and interpret patient data. Responsibilities include performing preliminary assessments, implementing clinical decisions, and providing educational instruction to patients and their families.
On-site · Pavilion
The Cardiology Nurse provides comprehensive nursing care through assessment, diagnosis, and implementation of care plans for complex cardiac patients. Key duties include managing patient workflows, coordinating with healthcare teams, performing clinical procedures like EKGs, and educating patients on medication therapy.
On-site · Pavilion
The supervisor assists with the administrative and clinical operations of the ambulatory clinic, including staff scheduling, resource management, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. They are responsible for overseeing patient flow, triage, and providing direct patient care while fostering a collaborative environment among healthcare team members.