Bryana Standish

Perform delegate functions as a member of the patient care team to provide a variety of multi-skilled services. These activities contributed to meeting the health care, safety and comfort needs of patients, and are performed in accordance with all existing regulator, state and company standards, policies and procedures. Duties include; rooming patients, vitals, phlebotomy, EKG, spirometry, lab, point of care testing, COVID-19 specimen collection and processing, and assisting providers with procedures.

Rooming patients, gathering vitals and demographic information, immunizations, basic patient education, phlebotomy, and other duties as assigned by the providers or designated licensed staff in the clinic. Responsible for assisting with procedures, prescription refills, ECGs, injections and other duties as assigned.

Responsible for screening of Colonoscopy, Esophagogastroduodenoscopy, and Endoscopic ultrasound biopsy in order to notify provider for any malignant results from pathology department.

Responsible for Prior Authorizations for Biologic medications for Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, and Hepatitis C treatment.

Casualty Liaison Team (CLT) consists of HR personnel attached to Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs), theater Mortuary Affairs (MA) activities, and G-1/AG sections with the mission to obtain, verify, update, and disseminate casualty information to the appropriate personnel or organization in the casualty reporting chain. When deployed, CLTs assigned to an HR Company report casualty information directly to the Certificate of Documentation (COD) of the Army Human Resources Services Center (HRSC) operating the theater Casualty Assistance Command (CAC) and provides support to MTFs and G-1/AG and S-1 sections. CLTs begin coordination with patient administration offices to handle those casualties evacuated to military or civilian hospitals within their AO. Mass casualty incidents or transfer of injured personnel may require treatment at hospitals outside the theater. Therefore, the HRSC must be prepared to place CLTs at these facilities or arrange to receive casualty statuses. CLTs are essential in providing updated information on all incapacitated, injured or ill personnel through the theater CAC to Army Casualty and Mortuary Affairs Operation Center (CMAOC). CMAOC then notifies the appropriate CAC, who then provides updated information to the Family. Updated information is provided as personnel transit through the MTF system.

CLTs maintain data and statistics through accurate tracking information and Providing Status change and Supplemental reports.

CLTs provide support to the Level III MTF by:

Documenting newly arrived patients to MTF's.

Coordination with patient administration offices to handle those casualties evacuated to military or civilian hospitals within their AO

Operate DIPCS and do inputs and updates

Conduct hourly rounds for patient status updates

Assisting medical personnel with unloading MEDEVACd patients

Presentation was completed for the Providence On Demand Experience Council on the importance of why the proper pronouns for patients can attribute to higher patient satisfaction rates while also decreasing LGBTQIA+ Suicide rates. My presentation also described how to work on changing pronouns for clinical support staff within Epic ASAP.