Wound Care Nurse Job at SanStone Health in Fayetteville
sanstone healthFayetteville (AR)
Wound Care Nurse Job at SanStone Health in Fayetteville
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sanstone healthFayetteville (AR)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Village Green Health and Rehabilitation is currently seeking a Wound Care Nurse to join our team of dedicated health care professionals. Wound Care Nurse must have an unrestricted RN license.
Wound Care Nurse Duties:
- Under the direction and supervision of the Director of Nursing
- Wound Care Nurse will plan, coordinate, provide and manage nursing care, services, and health education to our residents.
- Positions require patience, compassion, and a desire to care for the residents in a gentle and empathetic manner.
Wound Care Nurse Responsibilities:
- The Wound Care Nurse establishes standards of care and clinical competencies
- Assess, document, and rack "present on admission" wound issues
- Establishes training programs to ensure competence
- Coordinates, negotiate, procure and manage skin and ostomy care
- Targets patients with complex wounds, and skin integrity issues external to organization
Participates in performance improvement initiatives related to skin and ostomy care.
Rotates in the nurse manager on-call rotation.
At SanStone Health & Rehabilitation, we offer employment opportunities in NC that are filled with purpose. We are an organization that is dedicated to making a difference in our industry and caring as passionately for our employees as we do our residents Village Green Health and Rehabilitation offers an excellent benefit package to full time employees including vacation, medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, and 401k plan with employer match.
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