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Johnson City, TN
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Infection Preventionist (8a-5p) Quality Improvement - Johnson City, TN
Pay: Not specified
Posted: 7 weeks ago
Location: Johnson City, TN (Onsite)
Last Updated: 6 hours ago
Hours: Full-Time
Expires: 10/5/2026
Job Description
Job Description:
Summary:
The Infection Preventionist will work with the RN - Infection Preventionist for the development and implementation of the infection prevention plan. The Preventionist will conduct daily surveillance and reporting of healthcare-acquired infections, diseases of diseases of epidemiologic significance to the facility, team member, patient, staff and visitor exposures or iatrogenic illness, and diseases required by the Department of Public Health. The Preventionist is responsible to report conditions that warrant immediate action to prevent illness or injury and to take independent action when necessary. The Preventionist is responsible for coordinating compliance with The Joint Commission Standards for surveillance, prevention, and control of Infection, and applicable local, state and federal guidelines addressing infection control or infectious diseases. The role requires working closely with the RN Infection Preventionist as well as with the Laboratory, Pharmacy, OR, and all areas performing invasive procedures. The Preventionist shall work collaboratively with Team Member Health, Organizational Development, Patient Safety, and Quality. The Preventionist has active membership in the following system and/or facility committees: Value Analysis Team, and Safety Committee. Education is a key component of the Preventionist's role. Community education and when appropriate patients and family education relative to Infection Prevention may be required.
Requirements:
Bachelor's degree with primary training in medical technology or microbiology. Master's degree in Public Health with a focus on Epidemiology preferred.