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Kulana Malama

Infection Preventionist

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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.

$93,427 / year median in Hawaii

+16% projected growth

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Infection Preventionist Kulana Malama - 3.3 'Ewa Beach, HI Job Details Part-time 4 days ago Qualifications Nursing Long-term care regulations RN License Regulatory compliance Clinical staff development programs Mid-level Long-term care facility experience Clinical staff training Quality improvement Infectious disease control education Legal compliance Communication skills Outbreak surveillance Nursing Monitoring of patient infection outcomes Full Job Description The Infection Preventionist is responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing the facility's infection prevention and control program to ensure a safe environment for residents, staff, and visitors. Reporting to the Director of Nursing, this role leads infection surveillance, outbreak response, regulatory compliance, staff education, and antibiotic stewardship initiatives in accordance with federal, state, and long-term care regulations. The ideal candidate is a licensed nurse with strong clinical knowledge, excellent communication skills, and a commitment to quality improvement and resident safety. Infection prevention or long-term care experience is preferred, and certification in Infection Prevention and Control is required within six months of hire.