Home Care Field Nurse (RN) - per diem
always best care senior serviceHackettstown (NJ)
Home Care Field Nurse (RN) - per diem
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always best care senior serviceHackettstown (NJ)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
We are seeking a part-time Registered Nurse (RN) to join our dedicated home care team. Our private-duty agency provides personal care (non-medical) services to the elderly in Morris and Essex counties. The field nurse will perform in-home client assessments, create individualized care plans, and orient and monitor aides providing services to our clients.
Benefits:
- Flexible, part-time schedule
- Competitive pay
- Mileage reimbursement
- Paid time off
- Referral bonuses Job duties:
Assess new clients, develop plans of care, and orient Certified Homemaker-Home Health Aides to cases.
Conduct client reassessments every 60 days, or more frequently if the client's condition warrants.
Assess Aide competency and observe their performance every 3 months.
Maintain documentation per New Jersey Board of Nursing/NJ Division of Consumer Affairs regulations and ACHC accreditation standards.
Be available for off-hour phone consults (very rare).
Requirements:
Current RN license in good standing in NJ.Valid NJ driver's license and reliable vehicle to get to clients' homes.
Minimum two years RN experience, including one year of home health care experience preferred.
Excellent clinical, assessment, organizational, and communication skills.
Ease with computers.
Some schedule flexibility. If you are an upbeat, compassionate RN looking for a really fulfilling part-time opportunity, we'd love to talk to you!
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