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Ambulatory · The Ave, MO
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NovaMed operates ambulatory surgery centers and related healthcare facilities across multiple states, with locations identified in Skokie/Chicago, IL; Chattanooga, TN; New Albany, IN; Great Falls, MT; Texas; and Rhode Island.
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See who’s open to offers →The organization has been in operation for over thirty years, originating as an Independent Service Organization providing biomedical and diagnostic imaging services, medical equipment sales and installation, and temporary technical staffing, before expanding into ambulatory surgical care. The specified location of 'The Ave, MO' was not corroborated by available research sources. For nursing professionals, NovaMed primarily hires Registered Nurses for perioperative and ambulatory care roles including pre-op, intraoperative, PACU/recovery, and endoscopy. Positions typically require state RN licensure, BLS and ACLS certifications, and 1-2 years of relevant clinical experience, with some roles preferring OR, step-down, ICU, or surgical floor backgrounds. Endoscopy center positions advertise no weekends, no holidays, and no on-call, while surgical roles may require call coverage. Nursing staff reviews are mixed. Indeed reviews from 10 nurses at NovaMed Surgery Center yield an overall rating of 2.9 out of 5 stars. Work-life balance is the highest-rated dimension at 3.5/5, while job security and advancement opportunities score lowest at 2.3/5. Pay and benefits also receive below-average marks at 2.6/5, and culture scores 2.8/5. These ratings suggest a workplace where scheduling may be favorable but compensation and career growth are perceived as limited.
NovaMed states it is dedicated to maintaining quality programs to assist healthcare customers in meeting the standard of care required by the communities they serve. The organization emphasizes being an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer committed to a Drug-Free Workplace, and welcomes minorities, women, persons with disabilities, and veterans. Job descriptions reference a culture of teamwork, compassion, and professional growth, with a focus on patient advocacy and continuity of care.
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