Registered Nurse - RN - Part- Time / Per Diem

Webster at Rye•Rye, NH

4d•Onsite

About The Position

Webster at Rye is currently seeking a Part-Time or Per Diem LPN or RN for our Long-Term Care Unit! Join our team that has fun together and enjoys interacting with caring Residents in a beautiful setting! Webster at Rye was awarded Holleran’s Choice Community Award for completion of their 2025 Employee Engagement and Satisfaction survey for the Second Year in a Row!

Requirements

Demonstrate knowledge and competence in her/his area of practice by vigilant patient observation and assessment.
Development and implementation of nursing care plans and therapeutic interpersonal relationships with patients and their families.
She/he should demonstrate the ability to supervise and teach other personnel and maintain up-to-date knowledge.
Graduation from a state accredited school of nursing.
Current licensure to practice professional nursing in the State of New Hampshire.
Progressive experience in the nursing field.

Responsibilities

Assessing patient health problems, administering nursing care to ill, disabled, convalescent, or injured patients, maintaining vital medical records, implementing nursing care plans, advising patients on health maintenance, and providing guidance about preventative services, such as health screenings and medications.
Overseeing entire operations of healthcare units, including resident rooms, common areas and dining areas, while overseeing the nursing care of patients in her/his care.
Assigning duties, delegating responsibilities, and coordinating patient care according to the abilities of nursing department staff.
Assume responsibilities for execution of the doctor's orders.
Administration of medications as prescribed by physician and performing treatments as prescribed and necessary.
Accurately reporting patient symptoms, reactions and progress, and being responsible for recording of medications, treatments and observations.
Completing monthly summaries on nursing and assisted living residents.
Promoting care that maximizes patient independence.
Providing direct nursing care when necessary.
Assuming all other duties as assigned by DNS.