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The Certified Nursing Assistant - CNA works alongside a Licensed/Registered Nurse to directly impact patients'/residents' quality of life by assisting with their activities of daily living (ADLs.
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With extensive leadership experience in the nursing, sub-acute, and rehabilitative field, we have the resources and capabilities to provide the highest quality care through a full range of services.
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Hourly starts at $30 depending on experience Full Time 7a-3p To be successful in the role, you would have: Current LVN/LPN in the state for which applying Current CPR certification Prior nursing experience: senior care, skilled nurse, post-acute or sub-acute care preferred New grads are welcome What's in it for you.
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Change the lives of our patients/residents and at the same time enjoy the rewards of fully knowing your patients/residents and their families as a Registered Nurse - RN. You will provide care for a variety of patients/residents with an array of complex diagnoses leading to enhanced knowledge and skills in many different areas.
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EXPERIENCE: Two years as Registered Nurse with one year acute psychiatric experience preferred. Full-time Registered Nurse (RN) Assumes role of Charge Nurse when assigned.
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Candidate must demonstrate proficiency in acute care nursing, knowledge, and skills, be a graduate of an accredited school of nursing, have a current state license to practice as a registered nurse, maintain basic cardiac life support certification and ACLS, and have at least two years of registered nurse experience.
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You have two years of experience as a nurse in an acute care setting (ER, ICU, Med-Surg, or similar). Restore is seeking an outgoing, experienced Lead Nurse to join our team of wellness professionals on a mission to help people feel better so they can do more of what they love.
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Prior nursing experience: senior care, skilled nurse, post-acute or sub-acute care preferred. At HumanGood, we offer the opportunity to be part of something bigger than yourself on top of an incredible package of benefits and perks for our part-time and full-time Team Members that can add up to 40% of your base pay.
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At least 4 months of experience in post-acute or in-patient hospital care. But, as a nurse-founded company we know that flexible schedules are just part of the work-life balance equation.
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Candidate must demonstrate proficiency in acute care nursing, knowledge, and skills, be a graduate of an accredited school of nursing, have a current state license to practice as a registered nurse, maintain basic cardiac life support certification and ACLS, previous operating room, ambulatory surgical center, and/or hospital supervisory experience.
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DEI is a part of our company's DNA. Health, Dental, Vision, Company-paid life insurance, 401K, Paid Time Off We also offer a number of voluntary insurances such as: Pet Insurance Term and Whole Life Insurance Short-term Disability Hospital Indemnity Personal Accident Critical Illness Cancer Coverage Restrictions apply based on collective bargaining agreements, applicable state law and factors such as pay classification, job grade, location, and length of service.
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