This position is responsible for directing and supervising nursing care and all related activities on the unit, according to the policies and procedures of Grimes Center and State and Federal agents. The role requires adherence to established standards of nursing practice and facility policies, interpretation of policies to staff and families, and ensuring compliance with regulations. The Float Critical Care RN obtains and provides reports, conducts resident rounds, directs care from CNAs and LPNs, and initiates corrective actions. They report changes in resident conditions to physicians and supervisors, identify resident problems, and initiate life-saving measures. The role involves supervising and evaluating direct resident care, preparing and assigning duties to nursing assistants, and providing clinical supervision to CNAs and LPNs. Basic nursing skills, including medication administration and treatment, are essential, as is the coordination of resident admissions, transfers, and discharges. Comprehensive resident assessments, care plan development, and documentation of medications, treatments, and resident progress are key responsibilities. The position also involves counseling nursing assistants and LPNs, participating in employee evaluations, checking emergency equipment, and adhering to infection control and safety policies. Communication and teamwork are vital, as is acting as a preceptor for new staff and welcoming new residents and families. The Float Critical Care RN may also be responsible for chaperoning patients to appointments and being present during certain procedures.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level