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Job description
Job Title
The purpose of this position is to organize, coordinate, implement, evaluate and provide lower extremity preventive services throughout the MCNDH clinics.
The incumbent will work with staffs of the Diabetes Prevention and Management Program and other MCNDH clinic staff to accomplish these services.
Work is performed in an office and clinical environment with normal risk of exposure to the hazards associated with each setting. There is regular and recurring risk of exposure to infectious communicable diseases, potentially hazardous chemicals and bio-hazardous materials. Incumbent must be aware of all risks involved and be willing to take necessary precautions. Some travel may be required.
The work requires normal demands of working within the MCNDH clinics and offices. Driving a GSA vehicle may be required to travel to other MCNDH facilities. Must have valid license and be insurable.
Satisfactory job performance will be determined by successful execution of the following:
Assesses current foot care needs and services provided through the MCN diabetes population for all three levels of prevention, reports findings and makes recommendations to the MCN Diabetes Program Manager.
Works with assigned clinic staff and diabetes program staff to develop, implement, evaluate and sustain diabetes foot care using the IHS and ADA Best Practices guidelines.
Works with diabetes staff in establishing, monitoring and evaluating diabetes foot care tracking systems that assist with provision of timely care and program improvement.
Establishes routine opportunities in which to communicate with primary care providers, diabetes educators, dietitians and clinic nurses regarding individual and general foot care plans.
Maintains available or attainable resources as indicated by program evaluation or daily observations.
Participates in establishing proficiency monitors for care provided at each level of foot risk.
Facilitates and supports foot care delivery that is patient-centered and sensitive to clinic flow issues.
Organizes workflow, data management and planning activities within available time frames.
Ability to communicate courteously and effectively with patients and their families, medical and administrative staff, health care professionals and the general public both orally and in writing.
Ability to utilize a personal computer in a Windows environment.
Ability to maintain a confident professional demeanor.
Participates with the Diabetes Self-Management Team to develop or adapt curricula for diabetes foot care for diabetes self management education at all levels of foot risk and for brief education encounters by the primary care provider staff.
Maintains professional licensure/certifications.
Regular attendance is required.
Performs other duties as required.
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Worksite address
sapulpa, OK, 74067, US
Who can apply
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