Skill
Electronic Medical Record
Healthcare and Medical
An Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is a digital version of a patient's chart maintained within a single healthcare provider's office or organization, containing medical and treatment history. EMRs allow clinicians to track data over time, identify patients due for preventive screenings, and monitor patient metrics more efficiently than paper charts. Unlike EHRs, EMRs are typically not designed to be easily shared outside the individual practice.
Open roles requiring Electronic Medical Record (2)
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 ↗
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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