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As a team member at Bethesda, you'll enjoy great benefits such as: 403b, daily pay, bonuses, career advancement opportunities, and holiday pay. Interacts and maintains effective working relationships with other team members, charge nurse, and department managers.
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Ability to manage time and organize daily schedule to meet productivity standards. Maintains appropriate supplies and equipment on the unit and alerts Charge Nurse or purchasing clerk of additional needs.
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Bethesda Brings out the Best in Talented, Caring People! Accurately measures intake and output on the I & O sheets and relays information to Charge Nurse at shift change. Successfully completes job duties as CNA by attending continuing education classes and in-services, accepting reassignments to other areas, taking on increased responsibilities, and keeping Charge Nurse informed of pertinent information that may require follow-up.
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This Job will include oversight of the HCBS policy and procedure process, including generating, developing and finalizing P/P. This job will also include oversight of the HCBS QAPI program: including CQI studies, logging results in the computer and involving the team in adjustments.
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These functions will be accomplished by the use of standards and protocols established by Bethesda Health Group through the use of clinical and organizational skills. Certified as a CPR instructor highly desirable.
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Works with the patient, family, physician, other home health/hospice team members to develop and update the plan of care. Initiates and maintains communication with the patients, families, physicians, other home health/hospice team members and agencies as needed to promote positive patient outcomes and appropriate use of healthcare resources.
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