FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Student Nurse during their clinical placement at FMCNA?
The primary responsibilities include supporting the hemodialysis healthcare team in providing safe and effective dialysis therapy for patients, setting up and operating hemodialysis machines, maintaining a safe and clean working environment, and participating in quality enhancement and process improvement activities.
Who supervises the Nursing student during their clinical placement?
The Nursing student functions under the direct supervision of a licensed nurse in accordance with FMCNA policies and procedures.
What is the significance of adhering to the FMCNA Compliance Program?
Adhering to the FMCNA Compliance Program is crucial as it ensures that all practices align with regulatory requirements and FMS policy, which contributes to maintaining high standards of patient care and organizational integrity.
How does the Student Nurse contribute to patient satisfaction?
The Student Nurse actively participates in process improvement activities that enhance patient satisfaction and the likelihood of achieving FMC Quality Enhancement Goals (QEP).
What kind of environment does the Student Nurse help maintain?
The Student Nurse helps maintain a safe and clean working environment, which is essential for both patient safety and effective healthcare delivery.
Is the Student Nurse expected to follow any specific policies or procedures?
Yes, the Student Nurse is expected to follow FMCNA policies, procedures, and training, in compliance with regulations set forth by corporate, state, and federal agencies.
What role does the Student Nurse play in the Quality Enhancement Program (QEP)?
The Student Nurse supports the FMCNA commitment to the Quality Enhancement Program (QEP) by participating in activities that aim to improve care quality and enhance patient outcomes.
What does the Student Nurse need to understand about their role concerning regulatory compliance?
The Student Nurse needs to understand that they must comply with all regulatory requirements and FMS policy requirements to ensure both legal compliance and the delivery of high-quality care to patients.