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Genesis HealthCare is one of the nation's leading providers of healthcare services from short-term to long-term care and a wide variety of living options and professional clinical services.
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Genesis HealthCare is a leading provider of healthcare services from short-term to long-term care and a wide variety of living options and professional clinical services. Join Genesis as a Unit Manager/Director - RN where within an assigned unit you will support the Director of Nursing with the delivery of high quality care while achieving positive clinical outcomes, and patient/resident, family and employee satisfaction.
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Join the nursing center management team as a Unit Manager - RN where you will be accountable on your assigned nursing unit for the delivery of high-quality and cost-effective health care while achieving positive clinical outcomes, patient/family and employee satisfaction.
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Lead, guide and direct the overall operations, coordination and direction of nursing and patient/resident care for an assigned nursing unit. Ensure that patient/resident care delivery is consistent with the mission, vision, values and policies of Genesis HealthCare and in accordance with accepted standards of practice, state and federal regulations and licensing requirements.
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Guided by our Core Values, Code of Conduct and Ethics program, we foster a culture of care and compassion. We focus on improving the quality of care through creativity and innovation, honesty and integrity in all we do.
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Join the nursing team as a Unit Clerk and provide clerical support to maintain efficient patient care operations. Greet visitors, screen and forward to the appropriate party all incoming nursing unit phone calls.
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We provide career ladders, education and training opportunities so you can build a long and successful career with Genesis. We are changing how care is delivered by bringing together people like you.
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We are hiring a qualified Registered Nurse (RN) for an Interim Unit Manager position with an established Long Term Care facility in Seaford, DE. Registered Nurse (RN) - Interim Unit Manager- Long Term Care.
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Collaborate with staff, physicians, rehabilitation therapy and other professionals to ensure the best possible outcomes for patients on assigned nursing unit. Manage the human resources in assigned unit to include limiting use of overtime and agency personnel, recruiting and orientating staff, assessing the work performance of nursing staff, and implementing disciplinary action when necessary.
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