The Registered Nurse (RN) provides comprehensive skilled nursing care in patients’ homes as ordered by the attending physician. The RN monitors patient condition, performs OASIS assessments, develops and adjusts individualized plans of care, administers prescribed medication, and helps reduce rehospitalizations through timely visits and patient education. The RN coordinates multidisciplinary care, promotes continuity through admissions, transfers, and discharges, and counsels patients and families about disease or injury management while involving them in care planning. The RN oversees care provided by aides and LPNs, evaluates treatment and whether the level of care meets patient needs, and communicates supervisory visit results. The position requires complete and timely clinical documentation in accordance with agency protocols and applicable Medicare and federal guidelines, adherence to state scope-of-practice requirements, and compliance with agency policies. The RN drives to assigned patient locations and participates in on-call requirements, case conferences, in-service training, and mandatory agency meetings. The schedule is three days per week (Thursday, Friday, and Sunday), with holiday rotation and one on-call day per month. The position also requires working one Saturday or Sunday per week. Physical demands include frequent walking, sitting, and driving; occasional bending, standing, lifting up to 50 pounds with or without assistance, stretching/reaching, climbing, and stooping; and frequent or constant communication, computer/PDA use, and hand/finger dexterity. Transitional work may be available, including phone answering, filing, computer/data-entry work, training or continuing education, and safety-material review.
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Job Type
Full-time
Education Level
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