Registered Nurse (RN) (On-Call)

Job Title: Registered Nurse Location: Plymouth, MN – Onsite Job Type: On-call, Nonexempt, Non-Union Department: Nursing Reports To: Director of Nursing Compensation and Benefits: $35–$50/hour depending on qualifications and experience Job Summary The Registered Nurse (RN) provides professional nursing care to residents in accordance with individualized care plans, recognized nursing techniques, and established standards of practice within the scope defined by the Minnesota Board of Nursing. The RN functions in alignment with and in support of the mission, goals, and objectives of Mission Nursing Home and the Nursing Department. This position reports to the Director of Nursing and requires a strong commitment to ethical, moral and legal responsibilities, with conduct that consistently reflects the facility’s mission and values. Shifts Available: On-Call, two shifts per month minimum, more may be available depending on scheduling and staffing levels. Essential Functions Maintains accurate unit narcotic and controlled substance count records per facility policy and procedure. Documents resident care and clinical information in the medical record in accordance with facility policies. Uses supplies and equipment appropriately and responsibly. Assists with reviewing and updating resident care plans under the direction of licensed leadership. Communicates and documents all changes in resident conditions promptly and accurately. Provides input and participates in resident care conferences. Communicates pertinent unit activities, concerns, or personnel issues to appropriate leadership. Participates in shift-to-shift handoff reporting in accordance with facility policy. Communicates effectively with interdisciplinary team members and other departments. Admits and orients new residents and families and completes admission documentation, as assigned. Assists Nurse Assistants/Resident Assistants (NARs) with bedside care when needed. Performs and documents resident weights and vital signs as warranted. Administers medications and treatments as prescribed by the physician and per facility policy. Orders medications from the pharmacy according to established procedures. Coordinates resident discharges and transfers, completes required documentation, and arranges transportation or escort as needed. Assists with resident safety needs in accordance with the facility’s Safe Patient Handling policies. Implements and follows appropriate isolation and infection prevention techniques. Collaborates with HUCs, Care Coordinators, or Nurse Managers to schedule resident appointments for medical, dental, diagnostic, or therapeutic services. Keeps families and legal guardians informed of resident condition and needs in accordance with the plan of care. Notifies physicians of unusual or abnormal resident conditions and documents accordingly. Accurately receives, transcribes, and implements physician orders in MatrixCare per policy. Performs resident assessments, exams, and treatments following facility procedures. Accompanies physicians during rounds as needed. Participates in required continuing education, including in-service training programs. Maintains required continuing education units (CEUs) for licensure and renewal. Assists with staff performance evaluations as assigned by the RN Nurse Manager or Director of Nursing. Treats residents with dignity, respect, and compassion at all times. Protects the organization’s values by maintaining confidentiality of resident information. Immediately reports suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation according to facility policy and regulations. Follows standard precautions, facility safety policies, and OSHA regulations. Attends all required in-services, competencies, and staff meetings. Reports vulnerable adult concerns per facility policy and regulatory requirements. Demonstrates knowledge of fire and disaster procedures and participates in drills. Reports equipment malfunctions to designated personnel and adheres to Lockout/Tagout policies. Participates in Unit Quality and Safety meetings as directed. Utilizes technical resources including (but not limited to) two-way communication devices, electronic medical records (EMAR), email, web-based education platforms, and other technology. Performs other duties as assigned. Qualifications Graduate of an accredited nursing program. Current active license as Registered Nurse in the state of Minnesota. Must be able to pass a State of Minnesota Department of Human Services criminal background study, as well as a United States Office of the Inspector General Exclusion search. CPR Certification is required. Ability to communicate effectively in both verbal and written formats. Positive attitude and strong customer service skills. Reliable transportation to and from work. Commitment to treating all residents with dignity, respect, and compassion. Ability to provide service that enhances residents’ daily experience and overall well-being. Physical/Mental Requirements Ability to endure prolonged walking, sitting, standing, use of pulling, bending, and stooping movements. Must be able to lift a minimum of 50 pounds. Frequently pushes or pulls residents 300–600 feet with weight resistance equivalent to 35 pounds. Frequently twists, stoops, bends, squats, kneels. Occasionally lift and carry equipment and supplies weighing up to 35 pounds. Frequently reaches above or at shoulder level. Ability to adapt to changes in daily work hours and schedule. Identifies residents, call lights, unusual occurrences on unit. Ability to concentrate with frequent interruptions and remembers multiple messages, information and task assignments to perform a variety of tasks during an eight hour or longer period of time. Must be able to clearly communicate in English orally and in writing with residents and staff. Must be able to read small print in typed and written material. About Mission Nursing Home (MNH) Mission Nursing Home opened in 1964 as the men of Mission Farms, part of Union City Mission (now Missions Inc. Programs) started to age and required long‑term skilled nursing care. The facility was at one point housed in the Union City Mission Chapel before it was torn down in 1995 and patients were moved to new facility. Today, the facility provides services for up to 70 men who require long‑term and short‑term skilled nursing care. As the only all‑male facility in the state, our unique nursing facility can provide specialized care for men who also experience behavioral issues. Mission Nursing Home is an Equal Opportunity Employer and an affirmative action employer. We celebrate diversity and are dedicated to creating an inclusive, respectful, and welcoming environment for all employees. Mission Nursing Home participates in E‑Verify. #J-18808-Ljbffr