Nurse Supervisor - LPN - 2nd Shift

Bellingham at West Chester•United States,

About The Position

Rose Senior Living - Avon is recruiting a hospitality-focused Nurse Manager to provide direct nursing care to residents and delegate and supervise care and services provided by Licensed Nurses and Quality of Life Specialists. The role includes administering medications, performing treatments and procedures, obtaining specimens as needed, and completing required documentation. The Nurse Manager also supervises assigned staff, helps maintain regulatory compliance, participates in resident admissions and daily meetings when the Director of Health Services is absent, and promotes residents’ independence and engagement.

Requirements

  • Minimum LPN degree in Nursing required.
  • At least one year of nursing experience required.
  • Supervisory experience in a clinical setting required.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in assisted living or memory care preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Document resident status according to policy.
  • Provide daily supervision to assigned staff and directly provide nursing care to residents as assigned.
  • Schedule staff and secure replacement staff for absences to maintain regulatory compliance.
  • Participate in the admission of new residents.
  • Assist residents with activities of daily living and family and social activities, and promote residents’ independent lifestyles.
  • Identify resident medical and behavioral changes and develop, monitor, and reassess care plans.
  • Provide a daily report to the Director of Health Services on facility conditions, personnel performance, resident conditions, and nursing supply needs.
  • Participate in daily meetings when the Director of Health Services is absent.
  • Administer medications, perform treatments and procedures, obtain specimens as needed, and complete required documentation.
  • Delegate and supervise care and services provided by Licensed Nurses and Quality of Life Specialists.
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