PAM RN PRN Unit Based Tier IV, Emergency Department

Job Requirements General Summary: Under limited supervision, this role is responsible for the assessment of patients, including the development, evaluation, and modification of the plan of care. Provides care to those patients via therapeutic use of self, the nursing process, the environment/technology, and other healthcare team members, according to established standards. Interprets and performs complex patient-care procedures specific to their area of expertise. Role functions as members of the Care Team and Support Team and have accountability to function as a team to accomplish patient outcomes identified in the pathway and plan of care. Patients served include all age groups (Infant through Older Adult as identified in Performance Standards). Principal Responsibilities and Tasks: The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by the person assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. Provides care of unit-specific and/or hospital-based patient population; independently practices with solid knowledge and clinical skills; engaged in advancing own practice. Utilizes and integrates evidence into practice. Accountable to patients and families for the processes and outcomes of care during an episode of care. Accountable to peers for the advancement of group practice on the unit, and to the nurse manager for the totality of work performance. Collaborates with interdisciplinary team to plan and coordinate care addressing patient/family needs. Serves as clinical resource as needed. Participates in implementation efforts addressing Nursing Sensitive Quality Indicators (NSQI). Complies with standards and supports activities for regulatory compliance. Supports leader and charge nurse decisions. Serves as an effective primary coordinating nurse as required. Models practice consistent with unit operations to ensure safe, timely, effective, efficient, equitable, patient-centered care. Follows and supports the AACN guidelines for Healthy Work Environment (communication, collaboration, effective decision making, recognition, leadership, staffing); participates as team member focusing on elements within the Healthy Work Environment. Performs other duties as assigned. Patient Safety: Ensures patient safety in the performance of job functions and through participation in hospital, department or unit patient safety initiatives. Takes action to correct observed risks to patient safety. Reports adverse events and near misses to appropriate management authority. Identifies possible risks in processes, procedures, devices and communicates the same to those in charge. Work Experience Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Responsible for maintaining competencies required for the patient care setting; focus on advancing own professional development. Solid knowledge and clinical skills. Demonstrates highly effective interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills. Solid knowledge and clinical skills. Demonstrates effectiveness as a multidisciplinary team member. Ability to learn and use computer systems in order to manage patient information. Ability to participate in team-building efforts on units; supports and models teamwork Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the life span and ability to assess data reflective of the patient’s requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age-specific needs. Ability to demonstrate versatility and willingness to work within the PRN RN Standardized Program as outlined in assigned Unit-Based or Hospital-Based commitment levels. Minimum Education, Experience, and License/Certification Required: Licensure as a Registered Nurse in the State of Maryland or eligible to practice due to Compact state agreements outlined through the MD Board of Nursing required. Associate’s degree required. BSN preferred. One (1) year of previous RN experience required. Previous Emergency Nursing experience preferred American Heart Association (AHA) BLS required upon hire. Must meet all unit-specific certification requirements (PALS, ACLS, NRP). Benefits All of your information will be kept confidential in accordance with EEO guidelines. Compensation: PRN, Rotating - ED (7a-7p / 7p-7a) Pay Range: $50.00/hr. (flat) Other Compensation (if applicable): Shift Differential Review UMMS Benefits Overview: 2026-2027 New Hire Benefits.pdf  Like many employers, UMMS is being targeted by cybercriminals impersonating our recruiters and offering fake job opportunities. We will never ask for banking details, personal identification, or payment via email or text. If you suspect fraud, please contact us at [email protected].

Administrative Supervisor Anatomic Pathology

Job Requirements Job Summary Under general direction, ensures the efficient operation of the department and supervises administrative support staff. Responsible for procedural operating decisions based on independent judgment and knowledge of applicable departmental policies and procedures. Directly supervises two or more administrative staff. Primary Responsibilities The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job responsibilities performed. ·Performs all supervisory duties, including hiring qualified personnel, evaluating work performance, performing corrective actions, preparing work schedules to meet the operational needs, developing and assigning work tasks to maximize productivity, developing and implementing training and continuing education programs and performance appraisals. · Assists the administrative director and/or laboratory manager with the preparation and management of the operating and capital expenditure budget. Identifies and addresses all variances. · Compiles, analyzes, and/or verifies complex statistical data and reports, investigates, and resolves issues. · Participates in process improvement initiatives. · Drafts and revises departmental standard operating procedures. · Plans and organizes the anatomical pathology medical director's daily activities. · Assists in the preparation and processing of documentation for faculty positions and credentialing. Prepares the quarterly service schedule for faculty in coordination with the anatomical pathology medical director. · Prepares the quarterly anatomical pathology quality assurance (QA) report. · Takes and transcribes meeting minutes, letters and reports. · Handles all legal and risk management requests for anatomic pathology material, including billing and receipt of payment. · Performs all other duties as assigned. Work Experience Education & Experience - Required · Associate's degree in business management/administration or related field required · One (1) year of supervisory experience is required Education & Experience - Preferred · Bachelor's degree in business or health care administration preferred. · Five (5) years of progressively responsible administrative/secretarial experience in a medical setting, preferred.

Registered Nurse (RN), PRN-Unit Based Pool Tier I, Special Care Nursery

Job Requirements Registered Nurse (RN), PRN-Unit Based Pool Tier I, Special Care Nursery- Rotating shifts General Summary A clinically competent professional who utilizes the nursing process to direct and deliver care to the patient population on an assigned unit. Assesses and documents accurately the physical, psychosocial, educational, spiritual/cultural, and discharge planning needs of the patient/family. Develops a prioritized plan of care (POC) based on medical diagnosis and identified patient/family needs. Updates POC daily. Implements the plan of care by performing evidence-based interventions and treatments specific to the diagnosis or problem: administers/monitors blood transfusions, medications, IV therapy per hospital policy. Demonstrates ability to function effectively in clinical emergencies. Demonstrates skills and competencies with: Maintains NRP, fetal monitoring and rhythm recognition certification/competency All Labor and Delivery nurses will be required to orient and maintain competencies as a mother/baby RN. Nurses involved in the recovery of C-section patients must complete Advanced Life Support skills for the OB nurse course. Sets priorities and organizes work effectively. Provides health teaching that addresses such topics as risk-reducing behaviors, activities of daily living, infection prevention behaviors and patient rights and responsibilities. Assures the Environment of Care is maintained according to regulatory guidelines. Evaluates and documents the effectiveness of the planned strategies in relation to patient responses and the attainment of the expected outcomes. Assures compliance with all National Hospital Quality Measures Ensures compliance with all National Patient Safety Goals and infection control standards. Attains knowledge and competency that reflects current nursing practice. Demonstrates skills and competencies for the adolescent, adult and elderly patient. Maintains and is accountable for required 20 CEUs for the year. Submits clinical ladder yearly completion list, if applicable. Interacts with and contributes to the professional development of peers and colleagues; assists others with implementation of care. Partners with others to effect change and generate positive outcomes through knowledge of the patient, use of SBAR communication and hand-off communication per policy. Integrates ethical provisions in all areas of practice by delivering care that protects patient outcomes, dignity, rights and confidentiality. Integrates evidence-based findings into practice; participates in unit/hospital quality improvement efforts i.e. shared governance; and unit-specific improvement efforts. Considers factors related to safety, effectiveness, cost and impact on practice in the planning and delivery of care: uses supplies and equipment in a cost-effective manner. Assumes leadership role of the team. Participates in training of nursing students/precepts, if requested. Delegates tasks and duties in compliance with policy and in a manner which results in efficient and effective patient care. Work Experience Work Orientation & Experience : Prior experience in Medical/Surgical, Obstetrical, NICU, or Pediatric nursing is required. Orientation based on experience level and determined by unit. Regardless of experience, all new RN team members will be required to complete the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Hospital Breastfeeding Policy Training Program. Qualifications Graduate of an accredited school of nursing, Bachelors preferred. Currently licensed as an RN in the State of Maryland. Certification in BCLS and NRP required. If not NRP certified, it must be obtained within 60 days of hire. STABLE certification. If not certified, must obtain prior to completion of unit-based orientation Benefits All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. Compensation: Pay Range: $38/hr with pay differentials Other Compensation (if applicable): Shift Differentials Review the 2024-2025 UMMS Benefits Guide

Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Coordinator

Job Requirements When we say “our community” we mean it. UMMC Midtown Campus, one of two campuses of the University of Maryland Medical Center, has had a long history of working to keep our community healthy and has grown to become a trusted teaching hospital for medical and surgical care in Baltimore City. Located in Baltimore’s cultural center near the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, UMMC Midtown Campus is a 180-bed, community teaching hospital with a focus on helping people manage chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary conditions, and infectious diseases. The ideal candidate for this position should have: the ability to rotate between both Midtown and Downtown campuses Bachelor's degree in Nursing graduated from a school of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing current Registered Nurse license in the State of Maryland certification by a national certification board BLS certification at least two years of clinical WOC experience General Summary Under general supervision, consult and educate in collaboration with nurses and other professionals to assess, plan, implement and evaluate the acute and rehabilitative care designed for patients with ostomies, complex wounds, pressure injuries and incontinence. Support and participate actively in quality management activities directed at evaluating the outcome of wound and ostomy care interventions. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. 1. Clinical: Serves as a clinical expert in area of specialty practice within the standards established by the Wound Ostomy & Continence Nurses Society. “WOC nursing is an art that recognizes the value and diversity of all individuals resulting in the provision of care that is culturally sensitive and age appropriate. The WOC nurse provides holistic care and guides patients in quality-of-life issues which include physical, occupational, psychological, social, somatic, comfort and sexual adaptations. The WOC nurse serves patients across the lifespan from neonate to geriatric. WOC nurses are often called upon to create new products, modify existing therapies, and orchestrate multidisciplinary resources to provide a treatment plan that will help individuals, as well as groups of patients, achieve optimum health and independence.” (WOCN Society Scopes and Standards of Practice 2010) A. Consults with nursing and medical staff regarding the care and management of patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. B. Interacts with the clinical staff and case managers to facilitate the identification and incorporation of discharge planning needs into the nursing plan of care. Assists in facilitating the effective transition of patients from the hospital to the home environment or extended care facility by providing educational instruction for patient, family and home agencies as necessary. C. Fosters collaborative working relationships with other nursing departments within UMMS and case managers by providing consultative practice and presentation of educational programs. D. Assists the clinical staff in the selection of appropriate therapeutic specialty beds for skin and wound care management. Education A. Provides formal and informal education on ostomy, skin and wound care for the clinical staff. B. Contributes to the development and dissemination of specialized knowledge in Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing within the institution and community by collaborating with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Department of Nursing to develop and implement educational programs. C. Initiates communication with the clinical staff who implement plan of care created by WOCN; plans educational programs to ensure a consistently high level of service to patients with ostomies, complex wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. Quality Management A. Assists the clinical staff with planning, coordinating, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries. B. Establishes professional practice guidelines for UMMS relating to the scope of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. Develops the clinical staff's ability to assess and improve compliance with such guidelines by designing and implementing quality monitors. C. Works closely with the Quality Management Committees to collaboratively develop action plans to promote pressure injury prevention and treatment. 4. Research and Product Evaluation A. Participates in product research programs. B. Evaluates ostomy, incontinence and wound care products for hospital utilization; makes formal product recommendation to Value Analysis Committee prior to beginning trials of product. Work Experience Education and Experience 1. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and a graduate of a school of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing is required. 2. Current licensure in the State of Maryland as a Registered Nurse required. 3. Certification by a national certification board is required. 4. BLS Certification Required. 5. Two years of clinical WOC experience is preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 1. Ability to work autonomously as a preceptor in instructing staff in the field of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing practice. 2. Ability to utilize appropriate teaching techniques effectively in the instruction of staff, patients and families. 3. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care plan to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the lifespan and ability to assess data reflective of the patient's requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs. 4. Ability to effectively collaborate with other disciplines.

Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Coordinator

Job Requirements When we say “our community” we mean it. UMMC Midtown Campus, one of two campuses of the University of Maryland Medical Center, has had a long history of working to keep our community healthy and has grown to become a trusted teaching hospital for medical and surgical care in Baltimore City. Located in Baltimore’s cultural center near the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, UMMC Midtown Campus is a 180-bed, community teaching hospital with a focus on helping people manage chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary conditions, and infectious diseases. The ideal candidate for this position should have: the ability to rotate between both Midtown and Downtown campuses Bachelor's degree in Nursing graduated from a school of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing current Registered Nurse license in the State of Maryland certification by a national certification board BLS certification at least two years of clinical WOC experience General Summary Under general supervision, consult and educate in collaboration with nurses and other professionals to assess, plan, implement and evaluate the acute and rehabilitative care designed for patients with ostomies, complex wounds, pressure injuries and incontinence. Support and participate actively in quality management activities directed at evaluating the outcome of wound and ostomy care interventions. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. 1. Clinical: Serves as a clinical expert in area of specialty practice within the standards established by the Wound Ostomy & Continence Nurses Society. “WOC nursing is an art that recognizes the value and diversity of all individuals resulting in the provision of care that is culturally sensitive and age appropriate. The WOC nurse provides holistic care and guides patients in quality-of-life issues which include physical, occupational, psychological, social, somatic, comfort and sexual adaptations. The WOC nurse serves patients across the lifespan from neonate to geriatric. WOC nurses are often called upon to create new products, modify existing therapies, and orchestrate multidisciplinary resources to provide a treatment plan that will help individuals, as well as groups of patients, achieve optimum health and independence.” (WOCN Society Scopes and Standards of Practice 2010) A. Consults with nursing and medical staff regarding the care and management of patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. B. Interacts with the clinical staff and case managers to facilitate the identification and incorporation of discharge planning needs into the nursing plan of care. Assists in facilitating the effective transition of patients from the hospital to the home environment or extended care facility by providing educational instruction for patient, family and home agencies as necessary. C. Fosters collaborative working relationships with other nursing departments within UMMS and case managers by providing consultative practice and presentation of educational programs. D. Assists the clinical staff in the selection of appropriate therapeutic specialty beds for skin and wound care management. Education A. Provides formal and informal education on ostomy, skin and wound care for the clinical staff. B. Contributes to the development and dissemination of specialized knowledge in Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing within the institution and community by collaborating with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Department of Nursing to develop and implement educational programs. C. Initiates communication with the clinical staff who implement plan of care created by WOCN; plans educational programs to ensure a consistently high level of service to patients with ostomies, complex wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. Quality Management A. Assists the clinical staff with planning, coordinating, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries. B. Establishes professional practice guidelines for UMMS relating to the scope of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. Develops the clinical staff's ability to assess and improve compliance with such guidelines by designing and implementing quality monitors. C. Works closely with the Quality Management Committees to collaboratively develop action plans to promote pressure injury prevention and treatment. 4. Research and Product Evaluation A. Participates in product research programs. B. Evaluates ostomy, incontinence and wound care products for hospital utilization; makes formal product recommendation to Value Analysis Committee prior to beginning trials of product. Work Experience Education and Experience 1. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and a graduate of a school of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing is required. 2. Current licensure in the State of Maryland as a Registered Nurse required. 3. Certification by a national certification board is required. 4. BLS Certification Required. 5. Two years of clinical WOC experience is preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 1. Ability to work autonomously as a preceptor in instructing staff in the field of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing practice. 2. Ability to utilize appropriate teaching techniques effectively in the instruction of staff, patients and families. 3. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care plan to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the lifespan and ability to assess data reflective of the patient's requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs. 4. Ability to effectively collaborate with other disciplines.

Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Coordinator

Job Requirements When we say “our community” we mean it. UMMC Midtown Campus, one of two campuses of the University of Maryland Medical Center, has had a long history of working to keep our community healthy and has grown to become a trusted teaching hospital for medical and surgical care in Baltimore City. Located in Baltimore’s cultural center near the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, UMMC Midtown Campus is a 180-bed, community teaching hospital with a focus on helping people manage chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary conditions, and infectious diseases. The ideal candidate for this position should have: the ability to rotate between both Midtown and Downtown campuses Bachelor's degree in Nursing graduated from a school of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing current Registered Nurse license in the State of Maryland certification by a national certification board BLS certification at least two years of clinical WOC experience General Summary Under general supervision, consult and educate in collaboration with nurses and other professionals to assess, plan, implement and evaluate the acute and rehabilitative care designed for patients with ostomies, complex wounds, pressure injuries and incontinence. Support and participate actively in quality management activities directed at evaluating the outcome of wound and ostomy care interventions. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. 1. Clinical: Serves as a clinical expert in area of specialty practice within the standards established by the Wound Ostomy & Continence Nurses Society. “WOC nursing is an art that recognizes the value and diversity of all individuals resulting in the provision of care that is culturally sensitive and age appropriate. The WOC nurse provides holistic care and guides patients in quality-of-life issues which include physical, occupational, psychological, social, somatic, comfort and sexual adaptations. The WOC nurse serves patients across the lifespan from neonate to geriatric. WOC nurses are often called upon to create new products, modify existing therapies, and orchestrate multidisciplinary resources to provide a treatment plan that will help individuals, as well as groups of patients, achieve optimum health and independence.” (WOCN Society Scopes and Standards of Practice 2010) A. Consults with nursing and medical staff regarding the care and management of patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. B. Interacts with the clinical staff and case managers to facilitate the identification and incorporation of discharge planning needs into the nursing plan of care. Assists in facilitating the effective transition of patients from the hospital to the home environment or extended care facility by providing educational instruction for patient, family and home agencies as necessary. C. Fosters collaborative working relationships with other nursing departments within UMMS and case managers by providing consultative practice and presentation of educational programs. D. Assists the clinical staff in the selection of appropriate therapeutic specialty beds for skin and wound care management. Education A. Provides formal and informal education on ostomy, skin and wound care for the clinical staff. B. Contributes to the development and dissemination of specialized knowledge in Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing within the institution and community by collaborating with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Department of Nursing to develop and implement educational programs. C. Initiates communication with the clinical staff who implement plan of care created by WOCN; plans educational programs to ensure a consistently high level of service to patients with ostomies, complex wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. Quality Management A. Assists the clinical staff with planning, coordinating, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries. B. Establishes professional practice guidelines for UMMS relating to the scope of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. Develops the clinical staff's ability to assess and improve compliance with such guidelines by designing and implementing quality monitors. C. Works closely with the Quality Management Committees to collaboratively develop action plans to promote pressure injury prevention and treatment. 4. Research and Product Evaluation A. Participates in product research programs. B. Evaluates ostomy, incontinence and wound care products for hospital utilization; makes formal product recommendation to Value Analysis Committee prior to beginning trials of product. Work Experience Education and Experience 1. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and a graduate of a school of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing is required. 2. Current licensure in the State of Maryland as a Registered Nurse required. 3. Certification by a national certification board is required. 4. BLS Certification Required. 5. Two years of clinical WOC experience is preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 1. Ability to work autonomously as a preceptor in instructing staff in the field of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing practice. 2. Ability to utilize appropriate teaching techniques effectively in the instruction of staff, patients and families. 3. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care plan to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the lifespan and ability to assess data reflective of the patient's requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs. 4. Ability to effectively collaborate with other disciplines.

Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Coordinator

Job Requirements When we say “our community” we mean it. UMMC Midtown Campus, one of two campuses of the University of Maryland Medical Center, has had a long history of working to keep our community healthy and has grown to become a trusted teaching hospital for medical and surgical care in Baltimore City. Located in Baltimore’s cultural center near the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, UMMC Midtown Campus is a 180-bed, community teaching hospital with a focus on helping people manage chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary conditions, and infectious diseases. The ideal candidate for this position should have: the ability to rotate between both Midtown and Downtown campuses Bachelor's degree in Nursing graduated from a school of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing current Registered Nurse license in the State of Maryland certification by a national certification board BLS certification at least two years of clinical WOC experience General Summary Under general supervision, consult and educate in collaboration with nurses and other professionals to assess, plan, implement and evaluate the acute and rehabilitative care designed for patients with ostomies, complex wounds, pressure injuries and incontinence. Support and participate actively in quality management activities directed at evaluating the outcome of wound and ostomy care interventions. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. 1. Clinical: Serves as a clinical expert in area of specialty practice within the standards established by the Wound Ostomy & Continence Nurses Society. “WOC nursing is an art that recognizes the value and diversity of all individuals resulting in the provision of care that is culturally sensitive and age appropriate. The WOC nurse provides holistic care and guides patients in quality-of-life issues which include physical, occupational, psychological, social, somatic, comfort and sexual adaptations. The WOC nurse serves patients across the lifespan from neonate to geriatric. WOC nurses are often called upon to create new products, modify existing therapies, and orchestrate multidisciplinary resources to provide a treatment plan that will help individuals, as well as groups of patients, achieve optimum health and independence.” (WOCN Society Scopes and Standards of Practice 2010) A. Consults with nursing and medical staff regarding the care and management of patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. B. Interacts with the clinical staff and case managers to facilitate the identification and incorporation of discharge planning needs into the nursing plan of care. Assists in facilitating the effective transition of patients from the hospital to the home environment or extended care facility by providing educational instruction for patient, family and home agencies as necessary. C. Fosters collaborative working relationships with other nursing departments within UMMS and case managers by providing consultative practice and presentation of educational programs. D. Assists the clinical staff in the selection of appropriate therapeutic specialty beds for skin and wound care management. Education A. Provides formal and informal education on ostomy, skin and wound care for the clinical staff. B. Contributes to the development and dissemination of specialized knowledge in Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing within the institution and community by collaborating with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Department of Nursing to develop and implement educational programs. C. Initiates communication with the clinical staff who implement plan of care created by WOCN; plans educational programs to ensure a consistently high level of service to patients with ostomies, complex wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. Quality Management A. Assists the clinical staff with planning, coordinating, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries. B. Establishes professional practice guidelines for UMMS relating to the scope of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. Develops the clinical staff's ability to assess and improve compliance with such guidelines by designing and implementing quality monitors. C. Works closely with the Quality Management Committees to collaboratively develop action plans to promote pressure injury prevention and treatment. 4. Research and Product Evaluation A. Participates in product research programs. B. Evaluates ostomy, incontinence and wound care products for hospital utilization; makes formal product recommendation to Value Analysis Committee prior to beginning trials of product. Work Experience Education and Experience 1. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and a graduate of a school of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing is required. 2. Current licensure in the State of Maryland as a Registered Nurse required. 3. Certification by a national certification board is required. 4. BLS Certification Required. 5. Two years of clinical WOC experience is preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 1. Ability to work autonomously as a preceptor in instructing staff in the field of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing practice. 2. Ability to utilize appropriate teaching techniques effectively in the instruction of staff, patients and families. 3. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care plan to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the lifespan and ability to assess data reflective of the patient's requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs. 4. Ability to effectively collaborate with other disciplines.

Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Coordinator

Job Requirements When we say “our community” we mean it. UMMC Midtown Campus, one of two campuses of the University of Maryland Medical Center, has had a long history of working to keep our community healthy and has grown to become a trusted teaching hospital for medical and surgical care in Baltimore City. Located in Baltimore’s cultural center near the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, UMMC Midtown Campus is a 180-bed, community teaching hospital with a focus on helping people manage chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary conditions, and infectious diseases. The ideal candidate for this position should have: the ability to rotate between both Midtown and Downtown campuses Bachelor's degree in Nursing graduated from a school of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing current Registered Nurse license in the State of Maryland certification by a national certification board BLS certification at least two years of clinical WOC experience General Summary Under general supervision, consult and educate in collaboration with nurses and other professionals to assess, plan, implement and evaluate the acute and rehabilitative care designed for patients with ostomies, complex wounds, pressure injuries and incontinence. Support and participate actively in quality management activities directed at evaluating the outcome of wound and ostomy care interventions. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. 1. Clinical: Serves as a clinical expert in area of specialty practice within the standards established by the Wound Ostomy & Continence Nurses Society. “WOC nursing is an art that recognizes the value and diversity of all individuals resulting in the provision of care that is culturally sensitive and age appropriate. The WOC nurse provides holistic care and guides patients in quality-of-life issues which include physical, occupational, psychological, social, somatic, comfort and sexual adaptations. The WOC nurse serves patients across the lifespan from neonate to geriatric. WOC nurses are often called upon to create new products, modify existing therapies, and orchestrate multidisciplinary resources to provide a treatment plan that will help individuals, as well as groups of patients, achieve optimum health and independence.” (WOCN Society Scopes and Standards of Practice 2010) A. Consults with nursing and medical staff regarding the care and management of patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. B. Interacts with the clinical staff and case managers to facilitate the identification and incorporation of discharge planning needs into the nursing plan of care. Assists in facilitating the effective transition of patients from the hospital to the home environment or extended care facility by providing educational instruction for patient, family and home agencies as necessary. C. Fosters collaborative working relationships with other nursing departments within UMMS and case managers by providing consultative practice and presentation of educational programs. D. Assists the clinical staff in the selection of appropriate therapeutic specialty beds for skin and wound care management. Education A. Provides formal and informal education on ostomy, skin and wound care for the clinical staff. B. Contributes to the development and dissemination of specialized knowledge in Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing within the institution and community by collaborating with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Department of Nursing to develop and implement educational programs. C. Initiates communication with the clinical staff who implement plan of care created by WOCN; plans educational programs to ensure a consistently high level of service to patients with ostomies, complex wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. Quality Management A. Assists the clinical staff with planning, coordinating, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries. B. Establishes professional practice guidelines for UMMS relating to the scope of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. Develops the clinical staff's ability to assess and improve compliance with such guidelines by designing and implementing quality monitors. C. Works closely with the Quality Management Committees to collaboratively develop action plans to promote pressure injury prevention and treatment. 4. Research and Product Evaluation A. Participates in product research programs. B. Evaluates ostomy, incontinence and wound care products for hospital utilization; makes formal product recommendation to Value Analysis Committee prior to beginning trials of product. Work Experience Education and Experience 1. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and a graduate of a school of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing is required. 2. Current licensure in the State of Maryland as a Registered Nurse required. 3. Certification by a national certification board is required. 4. BLS Certification Required. 5. Two years of clinical WOC experience is preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 1. Ability to work autonomously as a preceptor in instructing staff in the field of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing practice. 2. Ability to utilize appropriate teaching techniques effectively in the instruction of staff, patients and families. 3. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care plan to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the lifespan and ability to assess data reflective of the patient's requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs. 4. Ability to effectively collaborate with other disciplines.

Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Coordinator

Job Requirements When we say “our community” we mean it. UMMC Midtown Campus, one of two campuses of the University of Maryland Medical Center, has had a long history of working to keep our community healthy and has grown to become a trusted teaching hospital for medical and surgical care in Baltimore City. Located in Baltimore’s cultural center near the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, UMMC Midtown Campus is a 180-bed, community teaching hospital with a focus on helping people manage chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary conditions, and infectious diseases. The ideal candidate for this position should have: the ability to rotate between both Midtown and Downtown campuses Bachelor's degree in Nursing graduated from a school of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing current Registered Nurse license in the State of Maryland certification by a national certification board BLS certification at least two years of clinical WOC experience General Summary Under general supervision, consult and educate in collaboration with nurses and other professionals to assess, plan, implement and evaluate the acute and rehabilitative care designed for patients with ostomies, complex wounds, pressure injuries and incontinence. Support and participate actively in quality management activities directed at evaluating the outcome of wound and ostomy care interventions. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. 1. Clinical: Serves as a clinical expert in area of specialty practice within the standards established by the Wound Ostomy & Continence Nurses Society. “WOC nursing is an art that recognizes the value and diversity of all individuals resulting in the provision of care that is culturally sensitive and age appropriate. The WOC nurse provides holistic care and guides patients in quality-of-life issues which include physical, occupational, psychological, social, somatic, comfort and sexual adaptations. The WOC nurse serves patients across the lifespan from neonate to geriatric. WOC nurses are often called upon to create new products, modify existing therapies, and orchestrate multidisciplinary resources to provide a treatment plan that will help individuals, as well as groups of patients, achieve optimum health and independence.” (WOCN Society Scopes and Standards of Practice 2010) A. Consults with nursing and medical staff regarding the care and management of patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. B. Interacts with the clinical staff and case managers to facilitate the identification and incorporation of discharge planning needs into the nursing plan of care. Assists in facilitating the effective transition of patients from the hospital to the home environment or extended care facility by providing educational instruction for patient, family and home agencies as necessary. C. Fosters collaborative working relationships with other nursing departments within UMMS and case managers by providing consultative practice and presentation of educational programs. D. Assists the clinical staff in the selection of appropriate therapeutic specialty beds for skin and wound care management. Education A. Provides formal and informal education on ostomy, skin and wound care for the clinical staff. B. Contributes to the development and dissemination of specialized knowledge in Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing within the institution and community by collaborating with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Department of Nursing to develop and implement educational programs. C. Initiates communication with the clinical staff who implement plan of care created by WOCN; plans educational programs to ensure a consistently high level of service to patients with ostomies, complex wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. Quality Management A. Assists the clinical staff with planning, coordinating, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries. B. Establishes professional practice guidelines for UMMS relating to the scope of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. Develops the clinical staff's ability to assess and improve compliance with such guidelines by designing and implementing quality monitors. C. Works closely with the Quality Management Committees to collaboratively develop action plans to promote pressure injury prevention and treatment. 4. Research and Product Evaluation A. Participates in product research programs. B. Evaluates ostomy, incontinence and wound care products for hospital utilization; makes formal product recommendation to Value Analysis Committee prior to beginning trials of product. Work Experience Education and Experience 1. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and a graduate of a school of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing is required. 2. Current licensure in the State of Maryland as a Registered Nurse required. 3. Certification by a national certification board is required. 4. BLS Certification Required. 5. Two years of clinical WOC experience is preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 1. Ability to work autonomously as a preceptor in instructing staff in the field of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing practice. 2. Ability to utilize appropriate teaching techniques effectively in the instruction of staff, patients and families. 3. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care plan to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the lifespan and ability to assess data reflective of the patient's requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs. 4. Ability to effectively collaborate with other disciplines.

Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Coordinator

Job Requirements When we say “our community” we mean it. UMMC Midtown Campus, one of two campuses of the University of Maryland Medical Center, has had a long history of working to keep our community healthy and has grown to become a trusted teaching hospital for medical and surgical care in Baltimore City. Located in Baltimore’s cultural center near the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, UMMC Midtown Campus is a 180-bed, community teaching hospital with a focus on helping people manage chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary conditions, and infectious diseases. The ideal candidate for this position should have: the ability to rotate between both Midtown and Downtown campuses Bachelor's degree in Nursing graduated from a school of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing current Registered Nurse license in the State of Maryland certification by a national certification board BLS certification at least two years of clinical WOC experience General Summary Under general supervision, consult and educate in collaboration with nurses and other professionals to assess, plan, implement and evaluate the acute and rehabilitative care designed for patients with ostomies, complex wounds, pressure injuries and incontinence. Support and participate actively in quality management activities directed at evaluating the outcome of wound and ostomy care interventions. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. 1. Clinical: Serves as a clinical expert in area of specialty practice within the standards established by the Wound Ostomy & Continence Nurses Society. “WOC nursing is an art that recognizes the value and diversity of all individuals resulting in the provision of care that is culturally sensitive and age appropriate. The WOC nurse provides holistic care and guides patients in quality-of-life issues which include physical, occupational, psychological, social, somatic, comfort and sexual adaptations. The WOC nurse serves patients across the lifespan from neonate to geriatric. WOC nurses are often called upon to create new products, modify existing therapies, and orchestrate multidisciplinary resources to provide a treatment plan that will help individuals, as well as groups of patients, achieve optimum health and independence.” (WOCN Society Scopes and Standards of Practice 2010) A. Consults with nursing and medical staff regarding the care and management of patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. B. Interacts with the clinical staff and case managers to facilitate the identification and incorporation of discharge planning needs into the nursing plan of care. Assists in facilitating the effective transition of patients from the hospital to the home environment or extended care facility by providing educational instruction for patient, family and home agencies as necessary. C. Fosters collaborative working relationships with other nursing departments within UMMS and case managers by providing consultative practice and presentation of educational programs. D. Assists the clinical staff in the selection of appropriate therapeutic specialty beds for skin and wound care management. Education A. Provides formal and informal education on ostomy, skin and wound care for the clinical staff. B. Contributes to the development and dissemination of specialized knowledge in Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing within the institution and community by collaborating with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Department of Nursing to develop and implement educational programs. C. Initiates communication with the clinical staff who implement plan of care created by WOCN; plans educational programs to ensure a consistently high level of service to patients with ostomies, complex wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. Quality Management A. Assists the clinical staff with planning, coordinating, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries. B. Establishes professional practice guidelines for UMMS relating to the scope of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. Develops the clinical staff's ability to assess and improve compliance with such guidelines by designing and implementing quality monitors. C. Works closely with the Quality Management Committees to collaboratively develop action plans to promote pressure injury prevention and treatment. 4. Research and Product Evaluation A. Participates in product research programs. B. Evaluates ostomy, incontinence and wound care products for hospital utilization; makes formal product recommendation to Value Analysis Committee prior to beginning trials of product. Work Experience Education and Experience 1. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and a graduate of a school of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing is required. 2. Current licensure in the State of Maryland as a Registered Nurse required. 3. Certification by a national certification board is required. 4. BLS Certification Required. 5. Two years of clinical WOC experience is preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 1. Ability to work autonomously as a preceptor in instructing staff in the field of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing practice. 2. Ability to utilize appropriate teaching techniques effectively in the instruction of staff, patients and families. 3. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care plan to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the lifespan and ability to assess data reflective of the patient's requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs. 4. Ability to effectively collaborate with other disciplines.

Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Coordinator

Job Requirements When we say “our community” we mean it. UMMC Midtown Campus, one of two campuses of the University of Maryland Medical Center, has had a long history of working to keep our community healthy and has grown to become a trusted teaching hospital for medical and surgical care in Baltimore City. Located in Baltimore’s cultural center near the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, UMMC Midtown Campus is a 180-bed, community teaching hospital with a focus on helping people manage chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary conditions, and infectious diseases. The ideal candidate for this position should have: the ability to rotate between both Midtown and Downtown campuses Bachelor's degree in Nursing graduated from a school of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing current Registered Nurse license in the State of Maryland certification by a national certification board BLS certification at least two years of clinical WOC experience General Summary Under general supervision, consult and educate in collaboration with nurses and other professionals to assess, plan, implement and evaluate the acute and rehabilitative care designed for patients with ostomies, complex wounds, pressure injuries and incontinence. Support and participate actively in quality management activities directed at evaluating the outcome of wound and ostomy care interventions. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. 1. Clinical: Serves as a clinical expert in area of specialty practice within the standards established by the Wound Ostomy & Continence Nurses Society. “WOC nursing is an art that recognizes the value and diversity of all individuals resulting in the provision of care that is culturally sensitive and age appropriate. The WOC nurse provides holistic care and guides patients in quality-of-life issues which include physical, occupational, psychological, social, somatic, comfort and sexual adaptations. The WOC nurse serves patients across the lifespan from neonate to geriatric. WOC nurses are often called upon to create new products, modify existing therapies, and orchestrate multidisciplinary resources to provide a treatment plan that will help individuals, as well as groups of patients, achieve optimum health and independence.” (WOCN Society Scopes and Standards of Practice 2010) A. Consults with nursing and medical staff regarding the care and management of patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. B. Interacts with the clinical staff and case managers to facilitate the identification and incorporation of discharge planning needs into the nursing plan of care. Assists in facilitating the effective transition of patients from the hospital to the home environment or extended care facility by providing educational instruction for patient, family and home agencies as necessary. C. Fosters collaborative working relationships with other nursing departments within UMMS and case managers by providing consultative practice and presentation of educational programs. D. Assists the clinical staff in the selection of appropriate therapeutic specialty beds for skin and wound care management. Education A. Provides formal and informal education on ostomy, skin and wound care for the clinical staff. B. Contributes to the development and dissemination of specialized knowledge in Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing within the institution and community by collaborating with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Department of Nursing to develop and implement educational programs. C. Initiates communication with the clinical staff who implement plan of care created by WOCN; plans educational programs to ensure a consistently high level of service to patients with ostomies, complex wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. Quality Management A. Assists the clinical staff with planning, coordinating, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries. B. Establishes professional practice guidelines for UMMS relating to the scope of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. Develops the clinical staff's ability to assess and improve compliance with such guidelines by designing and implementing quality monitors. C. Works closely with the Quality Management Committees to collaboratively develop action plans to promote pressure injury prevention and treatment. 4. Research and Product Evaluation A. Participates in product research programs. B. Evaluates ostomy, incontinence and wound care products for hospital utilization; makes formal product recommendation to Value Analysis Committee prior to beginning trials of product. Work Experience Education and Experience 1. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and a graduate of a school of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing is required. 2. Current licensure in the State of Maryland as a Registered Nurse required. 3. Certification by a national certification board is required. 4. BLS Certification Required. 5. Two years of clinical WOC experience is preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 1. Ability to work autonomously as a preceptor in instructing staff in the field of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing practice. 2. Ability to utilize appropriate teaching techniques effectively in the instruction of staff, patients and families. 3. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care plan to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the lifespan and ability to assess data reflective of the patient's requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs. 4. Ability to effectively collaborate with other disciplines.

Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Coordinator

Job Requirements When we say “our community” we mean it. UMMC Midtown Campus, one of two campuses of the University of Maryland Medical Center, has had a long history of working to keep our community healthy and has grown to become a trusted teaching hospital for medical and surgical care in Baltimore City. Located in Baltimore’s cultural center near the historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, UMMC Midtown Campus is a 180-bed, community teaching hospital with a focus on helping people manage chronic diseases, including diabetes, hypertension, pulmonary conditions, and infectious diseases. The ideal candidate for this position should have: the ability to rotate between both Midtown and Downtown campuses Bachelor's degree in Nursing graduated from a school of Wound Ostomy and Continence Nursing current Registered Nurse license in the State of Maryland certification by a national certification board BLS certification at least two years of clinical WOC experience General Summary Under general supervision, consult and educate in collaboration with nurses and other professionals to assess, plan, implement and evaluate the acute and rehabilitative care designed for patients with ostomies, complex wounds, pressure injuries and incontinence. Support and participate actively in quality management activities directed at evaluating the outcome of wound and ostomy care interventions. Principal Responsibilities and Tasks The following statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this classification. They are not to be construed as an exhaustive list of all job duties performed by personnel so classified. 1. Clinical: Serves as a clinical expert in area of specialty practice within the standards established by the Wound Ostomy & Continence Nurses Society. “WOC nursing is an art that recognizes the value and diversity of all individuals resulting in the provision of care that is culturally sensitive and age appropriate. The WOC nurse provides holistic care and guides patients in quality-of-life issues which include physical, occupational, psychological, social, somatic, comfort and sexual adaptations. The WOC nurse serves patients across the lifespan from neonate to geriatric. WOC nurses are often called upon to create new products, modify existing therapies, and orchestrate multidisciplinary resources to provide a treatment plan that will help individuals, as well as groups of patients, achieve optimum health and independence.” (WOCN Society Scopes and Standards of Practice 2010) A. Consults with nursing and medical staff regarding the care and management of patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. B. Interacts with the clinical staff and case managers to facilitate the identification and incorporation of discharge planning needs into the nursing plan of care. Assists in facilitating the effective transition of patients from the hospital to the home environment or extended care facility by providing educational instruction for patient, family and home agencies as necessary. C. Fosters collaborative working relationships with other nursing departments within UMMS and case managers by providing consultative practice and presentation of educational programs. D. Assists the clinical staff in the selection of appropriate therapeutic specialty beds for skin and wound care management. Education A. Provides formal and informal education on ostomy, skin and wound care for the clinical staff. B. Contributes to the development and dissemination of specialized knowledge in Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing within the institution and community by collaborating with the faculty of the School of Nursing and Department of Nursing to develop and implement educational programs. C. Initiates communication with the clinical staff who implement plan of care created by WOCN; plans educational programs to ensure a consistently high level of service to patients with ostomies, complex wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries and incontinence. Quality Management A. Assists the clinical staff with planning, coordinating, implementing and evaluating quality improvement activities for the prevention of hospital acquired pressure injuries. B. Establishes professional practice guidelines for UMMS relating to the scope of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing. Develops the clinical staff's ability to assess and improve compliance with such guidelines by designing and implementing quality monitors. C. Works closely with the Quality Management Committees to collaboratively develop action plans to promote pressure injury prevention and treatment. 4. Research and Product Evaluation A. Participates in product research programs. B. Evaluates ostomy, incontinence and wound care products for hospital utilization; makes formal product recommendation to Value Analysis Committee prior to beginning trials of product. Work Experience Education and Experience 1. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and a graduate of a school of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing is required. 2. Current licensure in the State of Maryland as a Registered Nurse required. 3. Certification by a national certification board is required. 4. BLS Certification Required. 5. Two years of clinical WOC experience is preferred. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities 1. Ability to work autonomously as a preceptor in instructing staff in the field of Wound Ostomy Continence Nursing practice. 2. Ability to utilize appropriate teaching techniques effectively in the instruction of staff, patients and families. 3. Ability to demonstrate knowledge and skills necessary to provide appropriate care plan to the patient population(s) served. Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the principles of growth and development over the lifespan and ability to assess data reflective of the patient's requirements relative to his or her population-specific and age specific needs. 4. Ability to effectively collaborate with other disciplines.