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As a Field Supervisor with us, you shape the future of healthcare. You’ll work in a collaborative environmentYou’ll be rewarded with a unique opportunity, leading an elite team of healthcare professionalsOutstanding compensation packageComprehensive onboarding and mentorshipOpportunities for advancementMedical, dental, and vision benefits, 401K match and paid time off for full-time staffWhat is Required.
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Thrive Skilled Pediatric Care, one of the leading providers of skilled pediatric home care, is seeking a Nurse for a male patient in HALLSVILLE, TX. Thrive SPC operates in the whole ecosystem that surrounds medically complex children, working to be the care provider of choice and an integral part of the community that supports our patients through advocacy, our Social Responsibility Committee, and Thrive Cares Foundation.
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Education and Experience Registered nurse with current state license required. Role and Responsibilities The nurse will perform routine nursing duties and assist with the other related duties involved in providing patient care in a surgical setting.
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Minimum of one year of experience as a registered nurse. Current Registered Nurse License in the state of Texas. Our organization offers in-home services for adults with distinctive healthcare requirements.
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