LPN Supervisor Evening

Chestnut Ridge Nursing & Rehabilitation Center Cumming, GA, US

Chestnut Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation Center is seeking an experienced part-time and full-time LPN Supervisor to oversee all aspects of operating a unit within a health care facility, from supervising the nursing staff to monitoring patient care. Must have a valid Georgia LPN license and a minimum of 2 years experience in clinical nursing and administration.

LPN Supervisor:

Full-time Monday - Friday

7p-7a with rotating weekends

LPN Supervisor Responsibilities:

Participate in managing staff and assignments to ensure quality of care
Assist with treatment and medication administration
Participate in weekly meetings
Serve as liaison between family, patient, doctor and other departments
Investigate all incident reports and follow-up
Take on-call hours on weekends and holidays as assigned

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