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Admissions Nurse, RN

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pacsGreenville (SC)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$35-$40/hr

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About the role

Patewood Post Acute is a 120-bed, beautiful skilled nursing and rehab facility in the heart of the Greenville Metro. But we're more than just a pretty face. We're creating a reputation of substance by offering just that to our staff! We love to celebrate your hard work by offering the following benefits to our full-time staff:$35-$40/hr. Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance benefit optionsPTO and 401k with match$5000 tuition/ loan reimbursement for nursing school Next day pay (upon request) Fun events to show our appreciation Advancement and PRN opportunities throughout our network of facilities in the Upstate Successful candidates will have the following: Must maintain all required continuing education/licensing and remain in good standing with the State Board of Nursing Current, unencumbered license to practice as a nurse in S.C.Current CPR certification Experience with PCC preferred Your day to day: As Admissions Nurse/ Supervisor you will complete patient intake and initial assessments. You will assist in maintaining rules and regulations in accordance with Local, State, and Federal standards by conducting assessments of residents' mental and physical health, maintaining reference materials, and participating in quality assurance programs.

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