Jobs at Cuyuna Regional Medical Center

Provides clinic support by rooming patients, recording vital signs, performing basic assessments and EKGs, assisting with phlebotomy and procedures, transporting patients, documenting care, communicating concerns, and stocking supplies. Requires one year of hands-on patient care experience, a high school diploma or equivalent, and American Heart Association BLS certification within 30 days of hire. Nursing assistant program completion and registry listing are preferred.

Provides direct patient care in a rural health clinic, including preparing patients for examinations, assisting with procedures, administering medications, collecting blood samples, performing basic laboratory tests, documenting care, and coordinating with physicians, laboratory staff, and radiology personnel. Supports efficient patient flow while delivering compassionate care for preventive, chronic, and acute health needs.

Provides primary and comprehensive care in a multidisciplinary team. Responsibilities include patient assessments, diagnostic testing, diagnosis, treatment planning, prescribing medications and therapies, monitoring outcomes, patient education, and operating medical instruments. Requires at least two years of independent patient-care experience in family practice, acute care, or a similar specialty, along with the appropriate advanced-practice education, state licensure, national certification where applicable, and DEA certification.

Provides direct patient care in a primary care clinic by assessing and preparing patients, assisting with procedures, documenting care, coordinating tests and follow-ups, educating patients, maintaining supplies, and facilitating communication among patients and healthcare teams.

Provides direct, evidence-based care to critically ill ICU patients. Conducts assessments, develops and updates individualized care plans, communicates changes to physicians, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, and supports patient advocacy and team cohesion. Requires critical thinking, adaptability, leadership, and ongoing professional development in a high-acuity environment.

Provides perioperative nursing care in the operating room, including preoperative assessments, care planning, circulating, surgical coordination, patient safety, documentation, billing, and inventory tracking. Collaborates with surgeons, anesthesiologists, surgical technologists, and support staff while following AORN standards. The role requires strong clinical judgment, multitasking, leadership, compliance knowledge, and teamwork in a fast-paced rural hospital setting.

Prepares and serves patient, resident, and staff meals while following dietary requirements, physician orders, nutritional standards, health codes, and sanitation procedures. Supports room service, cafeteria, dining room, and catered events. Maintains a clean station, works efficiently during busy meal periods, adapts to dietary preferences, and collaborates with nutrition and healthcare teams to provide friendly, high-quality food service.

Provide direct and indirect patient care, perform procedures, administer medications, operate medical equipment, deliver patient education, coordinate care with physicians, supervise nursing staff, and support clinic operations and chronic disease programs in a rural clinic.

Provide clinical support in an outpatient oncology clinic: prepare patients for visits, collect health information, assist with procedures, support medication reconciliation and prior authorizations, maintain EHRs, stock rooms, and collaborate with providers and nurses to ensure efficient, compassionate patient care.

Provide direct patient care in a rural clinic: prepare patients for exams, assist with procedures, administer medications per protocols, perform basic lab collections/tests, document observations, and collaborate with physicians, lab, and radiology staff to support patient flow and diagnostic accuracy.

Perform diagnostic imaging procedures (X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound), document clinical information prior to radiologist review, assist patients and staff with preparations, manage emergency imaging needs, maintain confidentiality, and collaborate with physicians and nursing to prioritize and deliver efficient imaging services.

Provide comprehensive maternal-child nursing across antepartum, intrapartum, postpartum, and newborn care. Collaborate with physicians and care teams, lead/supervise patient care, respond to obstetrical emergencies (e.g., C-sections, Code Pink), and apply the nursing process to ensure quality patient outcomes.

Provide direct and indirect nursing care for medical-surgical patients including post-surgical and rehabilitative care; collaborate with physicians and care team; monitor, document, and implement treatment plans; mentor staff; promote patient safety, education, and recovery.

Perform diagnostic imaging procedures (X-ray, CT, ultrasound, MRI) following protocols, document clinical information, prepare patients, assist staff, manage emergency imaging needs, and collaborate with clinical teams to ensure image quality and patient safety.

Perform diagnostic imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound) following protocols, document clinical information, prepare patients and staff for procedures, manage urgent/emergency imaging, and collaborate with clinical teams to ensure accurate, timely imaging and patient confidentiality.

Provide direct critical care to ICU patients: assess status, develop and update care plans, collaborate with multidisciplinary team, communicate changes to physicians, participate in continuous professional development, and lead with compassionate, evidence-based practice in a high-acuity environment.

Perform diagnostic imaging procedures (X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI) following protocols, document clinical information for radiologist review, assist patients and staff in preparation, respond to emergency imaging needs, maintain confidentiality, prioritize tasks by urgency, and collaborate with physicians and nursing for efficient imaging services.

Provide direct and indirect medical-surgical nursing care, collaborate with physicians and clinical staff, maintain medical records, monitor and implement treatment plans, mentor staff, ensure patient safety, pain management, education, and facilitate recovery and discharge planning.

Provide direct patient care in an orthopedic clinic: assess and educate patients, prepare for physician exams, assist with procedures, document care, operate medical equipment, and coordinate clinic flow while adhering to nursing standards and state law.

Provide patient assessment and preparation, assist with procedures, administer medications, operate EKGs and nebulizers, maintain accurate medical records, stock supplies, and coordinate care with physicians and staff to optimize patient flow.