Director of Nursing (DON)

Director Of NursingCountry Lane Gardens is looking for an experienced Director of Nursing for our skilled Nursing Facility. The Director of Nursing excels by always being innovative. In Country Lane Gardens you will have the opportunity to work on your goals, your staff's goals, and your residents' goals...If you come together as a team in your goals, you'll not only be able to keep each other accountable for reaching them, but you can encourage each other to do better as well.Country Lane Gardens is under new leadership. We have a dynamic team, a strong census, and exciting opportunities for the right person.A Director of Nursing is responsible to make a compelling difference in the lives of our residents through providing excellence and innovation in aging services. The Director of Nursing is responsible for strategic leadership, program development and implementation, and the overall administration of Nursing Services in accordance with community and resident needs. You must have exceptional knowledge of the state and federal regulations with a proven positive history with state surveys.Responsibilities:Oversight of the nursing floor, CNAs & LPN and ResidentsOversees and coordinates the clinical operations of the facility implementing shared governance and relationship-based care in all departments as assigned by the Administrator.Oversees the safety and infection control programs for the nursing department.Provides guidance and leadership in meeting the CMS standards of quality.Ensures that the care plans, initial assessments, quarterly assessments, annual assessments, and documents of similar nature are filed in a thorough and timely manner.Maintain the highest possible quality measures of the facility to ensure that residents' are receiving the highest level of care.Provide supervision of CNA's, LPN's, and RN's in a supportive and clear manner.Qualifications:Graduate of an accredited school of Nursing.Valid State licensure as an RNFamiliar with state & federal regulations.Must hold and maintain a current CPR certificationThree (3) years of management or supervisory experience in long-term careExperience in supervising nursing staff and others for whom they are administratively or professionally responsible.Proficient in the use of personal computer including Microsoft OfficeMust be capable of maintaining regular attendanceMust have the ability to complete multiple projects.Capable of working with minimal supervision.Must be able to maintain confidentiality regarding patient and company proprietary information.Must have the ability to relate professionally and positively and work cooperatively with residents, families, and other employees at all levels.