Registered Nurse (RN) PT
$41.00 - $44.00 per hour
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$41.00 - $44.00 per hour
About the role
- Developing relationships with the residents and their families using a consistent caregiver approach, supporting the resident's physical, spiritual, emotional, and clinical needs, and focusing on placing the resident first.
- Performing all clinical duties in accordance with the state nurse practice act and nursing standards of practice
- Promoting resident's independence by establishing resident care goals, teaching resident/family members to understand a resident's condition, medication, and self-care skills
- Monitoring a resident clinical and care conditions to identify any changes in status and acting on those changes to ensure patient comfort and safety
- Working alongside the care associates to perform routine nursing care to assigned residents as needed
- Maintaining infection prevention practices, administering medications, and performing treatments per orders.
- Developing and coordinating a comprehensive Holistic plan of care to meet the resident's clinical and care needs in collaboration with the interdisciplinary and neighborhood team
- Supporting resident's preferences, routines, and choices in resident's electronic medical record
- Ensuring that documentation is current, accurate, and timely.
- Participating in care conferences for designated residents as requested by Clinical Manager
- Must have an active RN license in the State of Maryland
- Must have a minimum of 6 months experience as an RNExperience in caring for seniors or senior with cognitive impairment preferred
- Basic computer skills required including experience with Microsoft Office, internet and web applications
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