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Position Summary
The RN, Infection Prevention Control CEPS supports the Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) program by conducting data abstraction, surveillance, and reporting activities that advance patient safety and regulatory compliance. This role partners closely with the IPC Coordinator to monitor trends in healthcare-associated infections, evaluate risk factors, and support targeted interventions that reduce transmission across care settings. Working collaboratively with clinical units, environmental services, laboratory staff, and leadership, the RN promotes best practices and ensures timely, accurate communication of infection-prevention findings. As part of a collaborative, safety-focused team, this position strengthens infection-prevention performance and supports a culture of safety throughout Trinity Health.
Position Summary
The RN, Infection Prevention Control CEPS supports the Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) program by conducting data abstraction, surveillance, and reporting activities that advance patient safety and regulatory compliance. This role partners closely with the IPC Coordinator to monitor trends in healthcare-associated infections, evaluate risk factors, and support targeted interventions that reduce transmission across care settings. Working collaboratively with clinical units, environmental services, laboratory staff, and leadership, the RN promotes best practices and ensures timely, accurate communication of infection-prevention findings. As part of a collaborative, safety-focused team, this position strengthens infection-prevention performance and supports a culture of safety throughout Trinity Health.
Key Responsibilities
Abstract, enter, and validate infection-prevention data for NHSN and internal reporting systems in alignment with regulatory and organizational requirements.
Conduct surveillance of targeted infections, environmental risks, and clinical practices to identify trends and support timely mitigation efforts.
Collaborate with the IPC Coordinator to develop, implement, and evaluate infection-prevention initiatives that improve patient and staff safety.
Communicate surveillance findings to clinical departments, leadership, and interdisciplinary teams to support education and corrective actions.
Maintain accurate documentation, prepare reports, and assist with audits or readiness activities related to regulatory compliance and accreditation.
Provide guidance to staff regarding infection-control practices, standard precautions, and policy adherence to strengthen systemwide prevention efforts.
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Worksite address
minot, ND, 58703, US
Who can apply
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