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Public Health Nurse II
Texas Department of Aging & Disability ServicesMIDLANDAutomation Program Advisor - Public Sector / DoD
UiPathTexas, United States, US- Promoted
Service Technician
Lithia Motors, Inc.Midland, TX, US- Promoted
Service Technician
JF Petroleum GroupMidland, TX, US- Promoted
Service Technician
Culligan Southwest IncMidland, TX, US- Promoted
Installer Service Specialist
O'Reilly Auto PartsMidland, TX, US- Promoted
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
U-HaulMidland, TX, United StatesFEMA PA-TAC Public Assistance
GHDMIDLAND, TX, United States- Promoted
SERVICE SUPERVISOR
VoltaGridMidland, TX, United States- Promoted
Customer Service Representatives
Pizza HutMidland, TX, USLobby / Public Space Attendant
Pyramid Global HospitalityTexas, United States- Promoted
Service Technician
One X LLCMidland, TX, US- Promoted
Supermarket Service Tech
TAG RefrigerationMidland, TX, USPUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER, Public Health
Tarrant CountyTarrant County, TX- Promoted
Service Technician
Hire Energy, LLCMidland, TX, USTeacher - CTE Law and Public Safety
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- reservoir engineer (from $ 142,500 to $ 214,250 year)
- cloud architect (from $ 100,000 to $ 200,200 year)
- mental health counselor (from $ 67,178 to $ 200,000 year)
- mental health professional (from $ 30,420 to $ 200,000 year)
- partner (from $ 47,840 to $ 200,000 year)
- associate dentist (from $ 103,750 to $ 200,000 year)
- electrical apprentice (from $ 32,872 to $ 195,000 year)
- electrical helper (from $ 121,940 to $ 195,000 year)
- Boston, MA (from $ 62,700 to $ 206,895 year)
- New York, NY (from $ 63,954 to $ 205,385 year)
- Atlanta, GA (from $ 43,134 to $ 202,500 year)
- El Paso, TX (from $ 48,799 to $ 197,403 year)
- Phoenix, AZ (from $ 71,080 to $ 188,448 year)
- Los Angeles, CA (from $ 69,897 to $ 170,721 year)
- Charlotte, NC (from $ 62,500 to $ 162,000 year)
- San Francisco, CA (from $ 51,092 to $ 153,292 year)
- Ontario, CA (from $ 29,250 to $ 153,000 year)
- Austin, TX (from $ 53,186 to $ 145,000 year)
The average salary range is between $ 39,382 and $ 117,460 year , with the average salary hovering around $ 57,522 year .
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Public Health Nurse II
Texas Department of Aging & Disability ServicesMIDLAND- Full-time
Job Description :
Public Health Nurse II
Under the supervision of the HIV / STD Program Manager, independently performs complex, specialized and comprehensive HIV / STD, and public health nursing services. Work involves planning, developing, and coordinating nursing activities for the care of individuals, families, and communities in the rural / frontier areas of Public Health Region 9 / 10. Services are conducted in both clinical and non-clinical settings for populations in need, including men who have sex with men, injection drug users, homeless persons, sex industry workers, and other hard to reach populations. Provides direct client care and case management services. Participates in disease control and prevention, community education, quality assurance, and program administration activities. Serves as a technical consultant and resource to the public and medical professionals by providing information on CDC / DSHS standards regarding the current testing, diagnoses and treatment of STDs and HIV. Maintains and operates a Class D Pharmacy. Works under general supervision with moderate latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgement.
Augments Tuberculosis (TB) Program in Tom Green County and surrounding areas. Provides direct client care, including but not limited to Directly Observed Therapy (DOT), collection and shipment of lab specimens, patient assessment and education.
This position will conduct activities during public health emergencies and pandemic responses. This participation may require a change in shift, location and / or supervisor.
Essential Job Functions :
Attends work on a regular and predictable schedule in accordance with agency leave policy and performs other duties as assigned.
60%) Operates clinics at both Midland and San Angelo offices. Provides assessment, testing, treatment, education, and counseling for individuals who have been exposed to or diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases in accordance with standing delegation orders and current CDC testing & treatment guidelines. Collects specimens for laboratory and rapid testing, including urine, and blood collected via venipuncture or finger-stick. Interviews patients to identify relevant risk-factors and obtain medical history to provide individualized care according to policy, procedure, program standards, and standing delegation orders. Maintains up-to-date and thorough records of patient encounters. Always maintains patient confidentiality and strictly adheres to HIPAA standards. Coordinates with Disease Intervention Specialists to conduct public health follow-up investigations. Conducts regular inventory and ordering of medication and supplies.
15%) Develops and delivers HIV / STD training programs / presentations to meet the needs of the department and other service providers. Builds and maintains collaborative relationships with a wide variety of partners including, but not limited to local health departments, infection preventionists, physicians, laboratories, and others involved in public or private healthcare. Serves as a subject matter expert and program liaison to healthcare providers, offering recommendations for appropriate testing and treatment. Organizes and leads team at community events, providing HIV / STD education, testing, treatment, and MPox vaccinations.
10%) Participates in the development and revision of policies, procedures, and standing delegation orders. Participates in collection of data, data analysis, program evaluation and assists with recommendations and program reporting. Establishes and maintains collaborative working relationships with regional officials, agencies, and individuals who impact the program, including co-workers. Serves as a liaison with community-based organizations and assists with activities to identify target groups.
10%) Trains and evaluates HIV / STD team members on phlebotomy, point of care testing, and standard precautions. Identifies and provides additional education and training to enhance team’s knowledge base. Assists with the occupational care of staff, such as annual testing and vaccinations.
5%) Other duties as assigned - includes, but not limited to, assisting other communicable disease programs as needed and supporting the agency’s obligations for disease outbreak and disaster response. This may include needs assessments, outreach, preparedness planning, education, data management, coordination with partners from other programs, divisions, agencies, and organizations, community support, and other duties as assigned appropriate to their skills set. Safe operation of either a state-owned, rental, or personal vehicle is required to conduct state business. An acceptable driving record must be maintained in accordance with DSHS Policy OS-, Fleet Operations and Management and procedures and standards developed by Texas Department of Public Safety. Must comply with the DSHS immunization policy.
Knowledge Skills Abilities :
Knowledge of :
Nursing theory and processes
Texas State Board of Nursing practice rules and regulations
Public health principles and practice, disease prevention, and health promotion
Educational program development and implementation
Quality assurance practices and improvement principles
Medical terminology and laboratory tests
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
Infection Control / Standard Precautions
Knowledge of or ability to gain knowledge of :
Case Management
State laws pertaining to disease reporting and the prevention and control of STDs
Natural history and epidemiology of TB
Customer service principles
Contact investigations and client interviewing techniques
HIV / STD testing and treatment guidelines
Pharmacy and CLIA rules and regulations
Skill in :
Communicating effectively both orally and in writing
Public speaking
Use of a personal computer and basic applications such as Microsoft Outlook, Excel, and Power Point
Ability to :
Provide direct client care
Train, coach, and mentor others
Analyze situations and determine courses of action
Work independently and exercise sound judgement
Travel
Wear an N-95 respirator
Prepare and maintain medical records
Handle conflict in a professional manner
Follow written and oral instructions
Apply time management principles
Work in a multi-disciplinary team environment and maintain effective working relationships
Perform basic nursing skills
Meet physical demands of the job functions