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2-3 years of prior healthcare experience in areas such as medical assistant, certified nursing assistant, EMT/paramedic, clinical laboratory scientist registered nurse, or similar health care related roles (required.
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Dedicated to providing extraordinary, quality, compassionate care to each resident. Communicate and direct services ongoing or any plan/concerns/information to appropriate team members, resident, family, or medical staff as needed.
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The LPN works under the direction of physicians and registered nurses (RNs). A licensed practical nurse (LPN) provides care and treatment in accordance with physician orders. LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse.
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Registered Nurse licensed to practice in New York State (NYS) with current NYS registration and in good standing. The Infusion Registered Nurse provides professional nursing care to patients/significant others via direct and/or telephone contact, following established standards and practices.
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Includes advanced practice nurses such as: clinical nurse specialists, certified nurse midwives, and certified registered nurse anesthetists. Registered nurses must be licensed in New York State and have a minimum of one year work experience post licensure.
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RN Supervisor will administer medications & treatments as needed Communicate and direct services ongoing or any plan/concerns/information to appropriate team members, resident, family, or medical staff as needed Identify & follow disciplinary action as stated in policy Collaborate with interdisciplinary team, physicians, & other vendors'/services Perform RN assessment to resident's post incidents or change in condition.
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