Adventhealth Employee Handbook 2022 (2024)

FAQs

What is the code purple in hospital AdventHealth? ›

PURPLE for child abduction. YELLOW for bomb threat. GRAY for a combative person. SILVER for a person with a weapon and/or active shooter and/or hostage situation.

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Women may wear one ring or wedding set per hand. Ankle bracelets and toe rings are prohibited. Any tattoos must be kept covered and not visible during work hours.

ISO 9001 is an international standard for quality management systems (QMS). It is a globally recognized benchmark that organizations, including Advent Health, use to ensure their products, services, and processes meet customer requirements and enhance customer satisfaction.

Code black: bomb threat/suspicious object. Code blue: cardiac arrest/medical emergency. Code brown: in-facility hazardous spill. Code green: evacuation (precautionary)

Code Gray indicates a combative or aggressive person, requiring security personnel. It is also typically accompanied by a description of the dangerous person(s) and their location.

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The average AdventHealth Corporate salary ranges from approximately $29,907 per year for Phlebotomist to $129,000 per year for Systems Administrator. Average AdventHealth Corporate hourly pay ranges from approximately $15.00 per hour for Referral Coordinator to $49.51 per hour for Registered Nurse - Medical/Surgical.

Our principles for caring for the whole person started more than 150 years ago with the founders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. We continue to help the people in our care create a life of whole health by healing their bodies, strengthening their minds and lifting their spirits.

Can nurses have sleeve tattoos? ›

As mentioned above, there is no rule concerning tattoos on nurses by the American Nursing Association (ANA). What's more, these days, many medical facilities will allow small tattoos on nurses to be visible. As a general rule of thumb, tattoos in the medical field are allowed, but some exceptions exist.

Some healthcare facilities, especially hospitals and clinics with more conservative dress codes, may have policies requiring nurses to cover visible tattoos, especially those on the hands, neck, or face. They usually do this to maintain a professional appearance and avoid distractions and potential patient discomfort.

This hospital accreditation signifies AdventHealth's commitment to meeting quality, safety, organizational and leadership standards. If you would like to report a patient safety concern, please visit the Joint Commission website.

iCare stands for integrity, compassion, accountability, respect and excellence.

ISO 9001 Brings Process Transparency

Due to this approach, every employee will have a clear picture of the processes and how they are related to each other, making issues easier to examine and address, and ensuring smooth process flow.

Code Purple is when a child greater than 12 months of age is suspected or confirmed as missing.

A Code Purple is called in the event any person is forcibly confined or held against their will, with the threat of a weapon or threat of violence.