Registered Nurse (RN)

Brentwood Post Acute Red Bluff, CA 96080, US

Our beautiful, 55 bed skilled nursing facility needs you! 8 hour shifts and excellent pay! $38-48$ dollars per hour dependent upon experience

RNs with current California licensure are being sought for our family owned, well established building. After just recently reopening, we are welcoming back residents into the community and hope to find applicants who are excited to work in an atmosphere where providing customer service coupled with clinical excellence, is the top priority. Come grow with us!

Responsibilities of the Registered Nurse include but are not limited to:

Ensures proper resident care is maintained in a clean and safe environment.
Develop and ensure the nursing care plan and collaborate with physicians, therapists, and nursing assistants
Makes nursing diagnoses, which serve as the basis for the strategy of care
Collaborates with the resident, members of the healthcare team
Records the administration of medication
Monitor assigned staff to ensure established safety regulations are followed and that all tasks are performed following all state and government regulations and safety procedures as outlined by the facility
Follows procedures related to the use of nursing equipment and supplies
Performs other duties as directed

Qualifications of the Registered Nurse include:

An active RN license
Prior experience as an RN in a nursing community
The desire to care for residents and act with integrity
The ability to work flexible hours

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