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Warm Springs Medical Center
Infection Control Preventionist
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What they do
An Epidemiologist collects information and investigates diseases, infections or other health problems that appear in a community. Analyzes data gathered from surveys, interviews, observations or samples, and reports findings. May direct studies of public health problems and advise on ways to prevent or treat problems or reduce risks.
$86,830 / year median in Georgia
+14% projected growth
Job Description
Overview We are seeking a dedicated and highly skilled Infection Control Preventionist to lead our infection prevention and control initiatives across healthcare settings. The ideal candidate will possess extensive expertise in healthcare infection prevention, epidemiology, and compliance with regulatory standards. This role involves developing, implementing, and monitoring infection control policies to ensure patient safety, staff well-being, and regulatory adherence. The Infection Control Preventionist will serve as a vital resource for clinical teams, fostering a culture of safety and continuous improvement in infection prevention practices. Experience
- Must have worked in a hospital setting for 1-3 years as an LPN/RN with working knowledge of blood borne pathogens and infection control & prevention methods. Must be profecient in computer skills to include Microsoft word, Excel and Power Point. Credentials required
- Certification in Injection Prevention Control (CIC) preferred , however, level of clinical experience will be considered. Education required
- High School Diploma
- BSN preferred; Associate Degree in Nursing Duties Develop, implement, and evaluate comprehensive infection prevention programs aligned with Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines and local regulations.