Ambulatory Care Nurse

Ambulatory Care Nurses are specialized healthcare professionals who provide comprehensive care to patients in outpatient settings. They play a crucial role in promoting wellness, preventing illness, and managing chronic conditions. Ambulatory Care Nurses work closely with patients of all ages, assessing their health needs, developing care plans, and delivering treatments. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure coordinated and efficient care. These nurses educate patients and their families about self-care techniques, medication management, and lifestyle modifications. They also assist in coordinating referrals to other healthcare providers and community resources. Ambulatory Care Nurses are skilled in performing various diagnostic tests, administering medications, and providing wound care. They possess excellent communication and critical thinking skills, as they often encounter diverse patient populations and complex medical conditions. With their dedication and expertise, Ambulatory Care Nurses contribute to improving patient outcomes and enhancing the overall healthcare experience. General Responsibilities: 1. Assessing patients' health needs and developing individualized care plans 2. Administering medications and treatments as prescribed 3. Performing diagnostic tests and interpreting results 4. Providing patient education on self-care techniques and disease management 5. Collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to ensure coordinated care 6. Coordinating referrals to other healthcare providers and community resources 7. Monitoring and documenting patients' progress and response to treatments 8. Assisting in wound care and managing chronic conditions 9. Maintaining accurate and up-to-date medical records 10. Adhering to ethical and legal standards in nursing practice