REGISTERED NURSE (RN) - FULL TIME

Warren, Washington & Albany ARC (WWAARC) a chapter of The Arc New YorkTown of Queensbury, NY
Hybrid

About The Position

Are you a Registered Nurse looking for a role with work-life balance, meaningful impact, and a predictable schedule? Warren, Washington Albany ARC located in Queensbury, NY has a full-time, 40-hour Registered Nurse (RN) position available. The schedule for this position is Monday—Friday – Consistent daytime hours with flexibility. This is a salaried, exempt position with pay rate of $79,040 per year. As the Registered Nurse you will coordinate appropriate health care services for adults and/or children with developmental disabilities living in residential group homes or supported living. This includes, but is not limited to physical examinations, eye & ear examinations, medication regime, psychological services, dental exams, and all other appropriate health related services as needed - and just plain have fun while making a difference!

Requirements

  • NYS registration in professional nursing (RN)
  • 18 Years of age
  • A valid driver’s license that meets WWAARC insurability standards
  • Ability to secure and maintain all certifications and trainings required by WWAARC.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience with the ID/DD population

Responsibilities

  • Coordinate appropriate health care services for adults and/or children with developmental disabilities living in residential group homes or supported living.
  • Oversee physical examinations, eye & ear examinations, medication regimes, psychological services, and dental exams.
  • Ensure all other appropriate health-related services are provided as needed.

Benefits

  • Extensive paid training
  • A variety of employee discounts
  • Generous paid time off & paid sick leave (PSL)
  • Group health & dental insurance
  • Life insurance
  • 403(b) retirement plans
  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Health Reimbursement Accounts (HRA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA)
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