Quality Improvement and Patient Care Fund Coordinator
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The Committee of Interns and Residents (CIR) is the largest house staff union in the United States. We are a local of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), representing over 18,000 resident physicians who are dedicated to improving residency training and education, advancing patient care, and expanding healthcare access for our communities. CIR’s mission is to empower our nation’s interns, residents and fellows to fight for excellence for our patients.
Job Summary:
The Committee of Interns and Residents is looking for a Part Time (25-30 hours) Quality Improvement and Patient Care Fund Coordinator. This position has the responsibility of meeting the goal to align CIR members and their teaching hospital employers behind the goal of providing safe, effective and efficient patient care as well as assist residents in procuring hospital equipment necessary in improving patient care that wou
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CHP Home Care & Hospice is hosting an online fundraising auction April 16-30, featuring designer handbags, a Myrtle Beach trip, and other items to support its Hospice Patient Care Fund.
As a nonprofit, CHP Home Care & Hospice works with patients and families regardless of their financial situation. The CHP Patient Care Fund pays for hundreds of thousands of dollars in uncovered patient care expenses throughout CHP’s 15-county service area.
Due to the covid-19 pandemic, CHP had to forgo most of its fundraising events in 2020. This included its annual Beacon of Hope dinner/auction, Christmas Bazaar & Bake Sale, Sewing for Hospice sales, and “Ohio Has Talent 2021.”
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Dec 22, 2020
From left, Melissa Uber, past WCA Foundation board member, fund donor and corporate sponsor to the foundation, discusses the newly published annual report of WCA Foundation with Brigetta Overcash, executive director, and Megan Barone, director of development of UPMC Chautauqua and WCA Foundation.
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WCA Foundation’s annual Donation Days to raise funds in support of UPMC Chautauqua has expanded in a few new ways.
The Gratitude and Giving Campaign highlights the actions of the foundation and specifically some of its more actively supported funds. It also is including solicitation in support of the Staff Assistance Fund created this year to pass on community donations to the frontline workers of the hospital who helping in the fight against the COCID-19 pandemic. This year the Gratitude and Giving Campaign bridges year-end and new year giving to accommodate those who have specific donation patterns for tax purposes.