RN Per Diem Home Health Care Visits Hernando County

VNA of Florida•Spring Hill, FL

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Visiting Nurse Association of Florida (VNA), a 50-year-old and growing home health agency, is seeking multiple Registered Nurses (RN) across Florida. The Registered Nurse is a qualified professional responsible for the planning, coordination, and assurance of quality care services to patients and their families. This role involves developing work methods and procedures to facilitate high-quality care, delivering professional nursing services in the client's home setting, and providing case management for primary patients. The RN monitors the changing needs of clients and their families, provides initial assessments, oversees progress towards goals, and monitors clinical outcomes. Key responsibilities include maintaining ongoing communication with patients, their families, physicians, other disciplines, the Clinical Manager, and office staff, as well as participating in staff Interdisciplinary conferences. In conjunction with the patient and/or their representative, the RN develops, implements, and continuously monitors the plan of care to ensure quality. The position requires completing clinical documentation, including OASIS, evaluations, orders, and documentation of care coordination. The RN will work with Physicians and Discharge Planners to promote health and education to patients and caregivers, and function as a liaison with community health-related resources such as DME, oxygen, and infusions. Interaction with patients, family, team members, and other healthcare professionals is essential, along with participation in ongoing education for continuous personal and professional development.

Requirements

Active Registered Nurse License required
Minimum of 1-year Clinical Experience

Responsibilities

Plan, coordinate, and assure quality care services to patients and their families
Develop work methods and procedures that facilitate the rendering of high-quality care
Deliver professional nursing services in the client's home setting
Provide case management for primary patients
Monitor the changing needs of the client and or family
Provide initial assessment, oversee progress towards goals, and monitor clinical outcomes
Maintain ongoing communication with patient, their families, physicians, other disciplines, Clinical Manager, and office staff
Participate in staff Interdisciplinary conferences
Develop, implement, and continuously monitor the plan of care in conjunction with the patient and/or their representative
Complete clinical documentation, including OASIS, evaluations, orders, and documentation of care coordination
Work with Physicians and Discharge Planners while promoting health and education to patient and or caregiver
Function as a liaison with the community's health-related resources including DME, oxygen, and infusions
Interact with patients and family, team members, and other health care professionals
Participate in ongoing education, seeking opportunities for continuous personal and professional development