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Computerized Physician Order Entry

Healthcare and Medical

Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) is a healthcare technology system that allows physicians to electronically enter and manage patient care orders, such as medications, lab tests, and imaging, directly into a computer system rather than on paper. It reduces errors from illegible handwriting and includes built-in checks for drug interactions and dosing, improving patient safety. CPOE is a standard component of electronic health record (EHR) systems used in hospitals and clinics.

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AdventHealth

RN Rehab

AdventHealth

Redmond, WA · $31 – $55 / hour

This is a registered nurse position providing direct patient care in a hospital setting, involving assessments, treatment administration, patient education, and care coordination. It suits nurses with acute care experience who can work flexible PRN shifts and contribute to a team-oriented healthcare environment.

Listed on AdventHealth’s careers site · Apply there ↗

AdventHealth

RN Med Surg Surgical Days

AdventHealth

Full-time · ADVENTHEALTH GORDON · $35 – $55 / hour

A medical-surgical nurse position on the day shift for an acute-care hospital, taking care of post-operative and general medical patients across a standard nursing rotation. Suited to registered nurses with at least some hospital experience who want to build their clinical skills in a structured environment with clear advancement pathways.

Listed on AdventHealth’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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