RN Charge Nurse/ Supervisor 6p-6a

Senior Suites Broken Arrow, OK 74012, US

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POSITION SUMMARY: The Licensed Practical Nurse or Registered Nurse is responsible for overall care of assigned residents and supervision of direct care staff in the community. 0600-1800 or 1800-0600.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:

Current, valid RN license.
Experience in long-term healthcare preferred.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills needed, both verbal and written documentation.

POSITION DUTIES:

Help implement and evaluate care plans for individual care of each resident as a RN.
Maintains appropriate nursing service objectives, goals, and standards of nursing practices.
Receive, transcribe, and implement physician’s orders in a timely manner as a RN.
Reports required condition changes, events to appropriate parties.
Administers medication/treatments as prescribed.
Monitors infection control compliance.
Investigates/documents accidents/incidents.

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