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Here’s one for a CNM position...
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The position is located in Ft. Lauderdale and there is relocation assistance. It is M-F and this person will be guiding all of the high-risk pregnancies within the program. This person will be guiding them and doing their physicals and histories, ensuring they are set up for all of their appointments and also ensuring they get any appointments that are missed. It is an inpatient position and they will also be rounding with the doctors on their admitted patients. This person does not deliver the babies. Once the patient gives birth, they are transferred off of their service to the system's Childrens Hospital. Please let me know if you have any questions and I have included the job description below. Thank you again for your help!!!

CNM-Perinatal Navigator Job Description

The Perinatal Navigator CNM is a professional member of the health care team who assumes advocacy and accountability for a group of high risk OB/Fetal patients by collaborating with the referring OB or clinic, the MFMs, OBs, Anesthesia, Critical Care, NICU, GYN, Trauma Services, IR, Bloodless Center and all necessary pediatric specialties. Coordinates and develops delivery and/or hospital plans of care for complex obstetrical patients. Plans and facilitates multidisciplinary meetings and communicates with the referring providers on patient plan of care. Implementing nursing and medical interventions using appropriate resources, skills and knowledge; assisting in pre- and post-procedural care; making appropriate referrals (genetics counseling, financial, support groups, outreach, community resources etc.) and provides patient and family teaching to facilitate desired patient outcomes; evaluating effects of care provided and identifying changes in patient needs.

Responsibilities:

Obtains patient history and physical assessment by way of observation, interview and examination. Orders, performs and interprets diagnostic studies. Interrupts fetal monitoring strips with treatment management.
Collaborates with all necessary MFM, neonatal, palliative and pediatric/neonatal specialties for complex fetal care, and care of newborns who require intervention post-delivery or known palliative care newborns.
Develop Policies and procedures, order sets, guidelines and processes to improve patients access and flow for high-risk perinatal patients. Performs independently and under the direct supervision of a Maternal Fetal Medicine and/or appropriate physician's.
Continuously reviews and evaluates patient progress as outlined within the plan of care. Communicates plan of care to patient and family and solicits concerns, questions, and issues for resolution.
Provides direct treatment and management of health conditions, including use of prescriptive authority and referral to other healthcare providers or community resources.
Provides emotional support, counseling, clinical education and expert guidance to patients and families to promote their ability to understand and meaningfully participate in the healthcare process and personal decision-making.
Serves as liaison between patient and clinical staff, administration, physicians, and community/external resources to coordinate/maximize resources and identify/resolve barrier to plan of care.
Assists patients and families with resolving financial, psychosocial, functional, and administrative issues by advising of options and referring to appropriate resources. Intervenes as appropriate to advocate for patient and family.
Performs discharge summary including intervention, evaluation and follow up.
Required Work Experience

Five (5) years of high risk Labor and Delivery experience including Maternal Fetal transport.

Three (3) years of experience as a CNM.

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