Home Health Skilled Nurse (RN / LPN) – Full Time

Hanford Home Health | Tri Cities, WAEmployment Type: Full Time (36–40 hours per week)Shift Availability: Day Shift, Night Shift, or CombinationShift Length: Shifts range from 1 to 12 hours (primarily 12-hour shiftsJob OverviewHanford Home Health is hiring Full Time Home Health Skilled Nurses (RN/LPN) to provide in home, skilled nursing care to EEOICPA (Department of Labor) benefits recipients and other medically complex patients.This position reports to the Director of Clinical Services.Schedule & Shift StructureFull time status is 36–40 hours per weekShifts range from 1 to 12 hours, based on patient needs and censusFull time staff are primarily scheduled for 12-hour shiftsAlternative shift lengths may occur only by mutual agreementDay Shift: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PMNight Shift: 7:00 PM – 7:00 AMStaffing ModelCare is primarily one to oneIn limited circumstances, staff may support more than one patient within the same household when authorized by the individualized Plan of CareWork schedules are posted one (1) month or more in advanceStaff are expected to complete all assigned shifts accepted, subject to agency attendance and call-out policiesWeekend & Holiday ExpectationsFull time staff may be required to work weekends and holidays in accordance with agency policy, operational needs, and censusWeekend and holiday assignments are scheduled and rotated per agency policySchedules are subject to census changes as outlined in the Employment ContractKey ResponsibilitiesProvide skilled nursing care in accordance with the authorizing practitioner’s orders and the individualized Plan of Care Perform nursing assessments and ongoing monitoring within RN/LPN scope of practice (LPNs complete focused assessments and report findings to the supervising RN) Administer medications and treatments; monitor for side effects and changes in patient condition Provide skilled interventions as ordered (including wound care and other therapeutic interventions when within scope and ordered)Measure and document vital signs, intake/output as applicable, pain, weight, and patient responses per the Plan of CareObserve and report changes in patient condition to the supervising nurse, RN Case Manager, and/or Director of Clinical Services as required Educate patients and families on conditions, medications, treatments, safety measures, and Plan of Care requirements Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members to coordinate care and support optimal patient outcomes Assist with mobility, personal care, ADLs and IADLs when clinically indicated and outlined in the Plan of Care Complete accurate, timely documentation in the agency approved electronic health record system Follow infection control, safety, emergency preparedness, confidentiality, and HIPAA requirements Report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation of vulnerable adults in accordance with Washington State mandatory reporting laws and agency policy Comply with OSHA standards, including the Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan, and utilize required personal protective equipment Complete state required continuing education requirements per state guidelines Perform only those duties authorized within the applicable RN or LPN scope of practice, licensure, and delegated authority under Washington State law and the agency’s policies and proceduresRequired QualificationsThe physical and functional requirements listed are considered essential functions of this positionAbility to stand, walk, bend, lift, and assist with transfers as required by patient needs and the individualized Plan of CareAbility to lift up to 50 lbs using proper body mechanicsActive Washington State RN or LPN license in good standing Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing Minimum of one (1) year of nursing experience; home health experience preferred Current CPR/BLS certification for healthcare professionals Washington State Food Worker’s Card (or ability to obtain upon hire) Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and auto insurance Ability to pass background check and drug screening Strong clinical judgment, documentation, and communication skills Ability to use agency issued or personal mobile devices for scheduling, communication, and electronic documentation Ability to work safely and professionally in private home environments, which may include pets, exposure to tobacco smoke, limited space, and other residential conditionsPreferred QualificationsExperience in home health, hospice, or geriatric carePrior experience with electronic documentation systemsPay & BenefitsPay Rate:Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN): Base rate $45.00 per hourBase Pay range: $45.00 – $55.00 per hourRegistered Nurse (RN): Base rate $55.00 per hourBase Pay range: $55.00 – $65.00 per hourActual wage may vary based on assignment, credentials, experience, and applicable shift differentials.Full time skilled nurses are eligible for annual wage increases in accordance with agency policies and procedures.This position is nonexempt (hourly). Overtime is paid in accordance with Washington State and federal law. Overtime pay and applicable shift differentials are paid in addition to the base hourly rate.Compensation is determined based on role requirements, assignment type, and applicable differentials, in accordance with internal equity and agency policy.Shift differential pay per agency policyMandatory Washington meal and rest periods are paid and based on Washington State required break and meal periodsMedical, dental, and vision insurance for employees working 36+ hours per week401(k) eligibility after 6 months of service for employees working 20+ hours per weekTravel required within the Tri Cities and surrounding areas; mileage reimbursed at $0.725 per mileWashington Paid Sick Leave provided in accordance with Washington State lawOne (1) set of agency issued scrubs for full time staffReimbursement for required CPR/BLS certification per agency policyOpportunity for additional shifts as availableSupportive nursing supervision and leadership teamWhy Work at Hanford Home HealthPrimarily 1:1 patient care — no rotating facilitiesScheduling based on patient needs, census, and operational requirements, with consideration given to employee availabilityMission driven care for a unique patient populationProfessional, compliant, and respectful workplace cultureConditions of EmploymentEmployment contingent upon meeting agency health, immunization, and regulatory requirementsCompletion of required employment eligibility verificationExecution of an Employment Contract and acknowledgment of receipt of the Employee Handbook are required as a condition of employmentWashington State Patrol background check and disclosure required at hire and every two (2) years and as neededDriver’s Record Request required annually and as neededEmployment is at willEqual Opportunity EmployerThis job posting is not intended to be a comprehensive list of all duties, responsibilities, or qualifications. Job duties may change based on patient needs, regulatory requirements, and operational needs.