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CHSJOBS Experience and Skills Must have valid RN licensure in good standing with the State of Ohio. Prefer previous experience of at least one year in a long term care facility, however will consider new graduates.
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A valid State Issued Driver's License or State ID If you are an experienced LTAC Registered Nurse (RN) with a passion for providing exceptional patient care, just let us know you’re interested.
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We are Hiring for FT, PT, or PRN Hemodialysis RN! - Current RN licensures appropriate to state regulations. We are Hiring for FT, PT, or PRN Hemodialysis RN! Supervising care, treatment and services of patient care provided by LPNs, RNTs/CNAs, and other staff on assigned unit and shift.
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Highlands Oaks Health Center, a beautiful newly renovated nursing home near McConnelsville, Ohio is seeking a RN Supervisor (Registered Nurse Supervisor) to join our team. Highlands Oaks Health Center, a beautiful newly renovated nursing home near McConnelsville, Ohio is seeking a RN Supervisor (Registered Nurse Supervisor) to join our team.
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Delivers direct care by taking vitals, administering medication, and reporting directly to the RN or Doctor on resident status. The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) is responsible for providing quality care to the residents.
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