Wound Nurse

MFM Health•Middleton, MA

12d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a highly skilled and compassionate Wound Nurse to join our clinical team. This is an in-person per diem position responsible for assessing and evaluating patients’ reported symptoms, determining the most appropriate course of action, and ensuring comprehensive coordinated care. The ideal candidate is a team player with strong communication skills, clinical expertise, and the ability to handle a variety of situations with professionalism and empathy.

Requirements

Current RN or LPN license (as required by MA state regulations)
Minimum of five years clinical nursing experience
WOCN certification (Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nursing) required
Excellent telephone communication skills
Ability to make sound clinical decisions quickly and accurately
Strong organizational and documentation skills
Ability to manage stress, multitask, and remain calm in urgent or emotionally charged situations
Team-oriented with a proactive, collaborative approach to care, and clear communication skills

Nice To Haves

home health or wound care experience strongly preferred

Responsibilities

Evaluate and assess patients’ reported symptoms during in-person encounters.
Administer in-person clinical triage and basic patient care as needed.
Deliver consultation and direct care for patients with wounds, fistulas, pressure injuries, skin tears, ulcers, and other skin integrity issues, including developing and evaluating treatment plans.
Provide expert guidance to nurses and healthcare staff on wound and skin care management.
Conduct formal and informal education, staff training, in-services, and updates on best practices, products, and advances in wound and skin care.
Clearly and accurately document all interactions and care plans in the medical record.
Work closely with other departments and assist clinical staff to meet the needs of the patient.
Actively participate in team communication and cross-functional support.
Serve as a resource by identifying teaching moments and constructively advising peers.
Maintain a professional demeanor at all times.
Report concerns or critical observations to appropriate team leads or supervisors.
Adhere to organizational policies and demonstrate commitment to high-quality patient care.