Using the nursing process, the skilled RN will evaluate client's nursing needs, administer skilled nursing care to clients requiring professional nursing service and teaches and supervises the family and other members of the nursing team. The RN will conduct the admission and ongoing treatment of clients by obtaining medical history, physical examination, evaluation of home and environment, and other nursing related assessments as it pertains to the present condition(s). They will initiate preventative and rehabilitative nursing procedures and coordinate specialized required services with other health professionals through the main office. The RN will initiate, evaluate and adjust the plan of care as needs of clients change, ensuring continuity of effective patient care before, during, and after the period of home care services. They will keep the physician, supervisors, client and/or responsible party informed of condition changes or needs, and counseling and teaching client and/or primary care giver is expected to meet needs and learn self-care techniques. The RN will contact appropriate community agencies and other disciplines necessary to ensure continuity of care, supervise ancillary home health personnel, and participate in their performance appraisals. They will maintain records and documentation as per agency's policies and participate in quality assurance, meetings, and in-service education as outlined in policies. The RN will work within the scope of policies and procedures established by Valley Home Health Services as well as other professional and regulatory standards.
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Education Level
Bachelor's degree
Number of Employees
251-500 employees