Eastland Subacute And Rehabilitation Center
66 positionsEastland Subacute and Rehabilitation is looking for an exceptional MDS Nurse to make a long term career servicing the residents for part time only.
Were all about recognizing and rewarding the very special nurses who contribute their experience and skills to make life better for our residents.
Monitor patient’s condition and assess their needs to provide the best possible care and advice
Eastland Subacute Health and Rehabilitation Center is part of the largest Regional Provider of Skilled Nursing Care in Los Angeles.
If you want to contribute your talents in a person-centered care environment, you ll feel a passion and energy here as unique as you are.
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