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Provides 1:1 patient supervision in Sitter role for patient safety and suicide precautions. Training and/or experience at an acute care or skilled nursing facility or student nurse with hospital based clinical experience.
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Under the general supervision of the Director and/or the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse or Licensed Vocational Nurse, the Sitter provides a variety of patient care activities and accommodating services for assigned patients.
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We are a loving family in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, searching for a kind and responsible nanny to care for our children while I am at work.
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Create a profile on Rover.com that shows how awesome you are as a pet sitter. Being a Rover sitter requires care and attention, so previous experience as a babysitter or caregiver can be invaluable.
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Combination of 8 and 12 hour shifts with rotational weekend/holiday
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