Are you looking for a nursing role that prioritizes meaningful connection over the frantic pace of a hospital floor? We are seeking a dedicated and engaging Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). This is a unique opportunity to provide specialized clinical care while building a genuine bond with a patient who thrives on interaction and social engagement. The Opportunity: Flexibility & Balance Option 1: Oxford, MI – Engaging Care for a Young Adult Support a bright, expressive 22-year-old female with Cerebral Palsy who thrives on social interaction. The Schedule: Part-time/Flexible. Your choice of days M–F, 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM. The Care: G-tube management, seizure monitoring (stable for 4 years), and respiratory support for restrictive lung disease (backup vent on-site). Key Requirement: Must be comfortable performing straight catheterization several times per shift. The Connection: She is non-verbal but communicates via eye gaze and head nods. She has the mindset of a 6–7 year old; we are looking for a nurse who will talk, play music, and truly engage with her. Option 2: Lapeer, MI – Specialized Clinical Care Provide essential 1:1 support for a 39-year-old male with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in a friendly, animal-loving household. The Schedule: Multiple shifts available: Days (6:00 AM – 7:00 PM): Sundays, Mondays, and Fridays. Nights (9:00 PM – 5:00/6:00 AM): Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays, or Thursdays. The Care: High-acuity support including Trach, Vent, G-tube, and Catheter care. Morning shifts involve bathing, medication, and lifting/turning. Afternoon care is primarily focused on suctioning. The Environment: A relaxed home with three friendly large dogs. Smoking is permitted on the front porch (with use of a baby monitor to maintain safety). Downtime: When clinical needs are met, nurses are asked to tidy the patient’s room and sanitize equipment. Clinical Responsibilities Our patient is a resilient individual with a complex medical profile requiring a nurse who is confident, observant, and technically skilled. Key responsibilities include: G-Tube Management: Routine feedings and medication administration via G-tube (placed since age 13). Seizure Monitoring: While she has been seizure-free for four years, vigilant monitoring for epilepsy is required. Respiratory Support: Care related to restrictive lung disease; a backup ventilator is kept in-home for safety. Urological Care: Performance of straight catheterization several times daily (this is a core requirement of the role). Positioning: Ensuring comfort and skin integrity related to scoliosis. Why Work at Centria? Apply today to join a team making a real impact through one-on-one care.
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