Clinical education specialist vs clinical educator

Differences between clinical education specialist and clinical educator duties and responsibilities

Clinical education specialist example responsibilities.

• Provide case management with physicians recommendations and assistance navigating insurance such as Medicare, Medicaid and manage care.
• Educate patients regarding the different type of pumps, infusion sets, and self-administration of medications.
• Provide one-on-one supervision and crisis intervention-acting as an advocate and liaison for patients and their case managers.
• Support guide wire and balloon dilatation catheter projects, requiring similar activities associate with development of stent delivery systems.
• Act as liaison between radiology and other departments relate to medical imaging and procedures.
• Serve as an active member on the system documentation committee redesigning the documentation system to include rehabilitation specific information.
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Clinical educator example responsibilities.

• Develop and manage customer training materials and deliver in-service and technical training programs for new and existing customers.
• Provide case management with physicians recommendations and assistance navigating insurance such as Medicare, Medicaid and manage care.
• Demonstrate clinical competency and compassion in providing care, using technology, administering medications, performing procedures and managing emergencies
• Provide education within the community for cardiac health, CPR and ACLS.
• Provide ACLS and BLS classes for staff, physicians, and community groups.
• Design and present annual mandatory competencies, OSHA, and CPR classes to current professional staff.
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