Staff RN

Oak Hill Manor Nursing Home Ithaca, NY, US

Company Information:

Oak Hill Manor's commitment to serving the community has a long and proud tradition. Our goal is to treat each individual Resident with the honor, respect and dignity due to them. The commitment to service includes trained staffs who believe in the philosophy of personal commitment to provide the highest quality of life for those in need of comfort and care.

Position Overview:

Supervisory RN position in our 60 bed home. RN license in New York State required; previous experience preferred but will train the right candidate. Consider joining our TEAM! Great rate and benefits package, willing to consider three 12 hour shifts.

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