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schenectady centerSchenectady (NY)
About the role
Schenectady Center is hiring a Registered Nurse (RN) in Schenectady, NY.
DUTIES:
As a Registered Nurse (RN), Provide advice & support to the Residents and their familiesMonitoring Residents and administering medication and treatmentsDocuments Resident care services by charting in Resident & dept. recordsProtects Residents & staff by adhering to infection-control policies & protocolsResolves Resident problems &needs by utilizing multidisciplinary team strategiesAssures quality of care by adhering to Facility philosophies & standards of careMaintains Resident confidence by keeping information confidentialREQUIREMENTS:Should work well in a team environmentCurrent State Registered Nurse RN LicenseLong-Term Care experience preferredSolid computer skills; working knowledge of MS OfficeExcellent communication skillsShould be friendly and a strong team worker About us: Schenectady Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing is a 240-bed rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility located near the lively, reinvigorated downtown. With a long tradition of supporting the community—and being an active part of it—Schenectady Center is one of the newest in all of New York State with modern fixtures, contemporary features, and the latest amenities throughout. Our patient-centered therapy sessions are delivered by our caring, compassionate, expert team and will ensure that your program is tailored to your specific rehabilitation needs. Schenectady Center is a proud member of the Centers Health Care Consortium. Equal Opportunity Employer –M/F/D/V
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