Clinical Social Workers Clinical Social Workers are available to help patients identify and cope with emotional, social and family issues. They provide counseling regarding adjustments to illness, grief reactions, and crisis situations. They also work with Case Managers and may assist with coordination of your discharge planning needs Clinical Nurse Specialists Clinical Nurse Specialists are registered nurses with advanced education who are experts in specific areas of nursing care. They can provide you with information and education to assist you in your recovery. Dietitians Dietitians are available for consultation upon request to asses your nutritional needs and counsel you or your family about individualized diets to promote health.
Doctors Doctors work with their patients regarding decisions relating to diagnosis and treatment.
Financial Counselors Financial counselors are available to answer any financial questions and concerns you may have. Nursing Assistants perform basic patient care needs under the direction of the Registered Nurse. The Patient Relations Representatives ensure that your rights as a patient are protected. They act as advocates for you and your family and can assist with resolving problems and filing grievances. Pharmacists Pharmacists provide drug information to your health care team to ensure that you receive safe and effective medication.