Registered Nurse (RN) - PT

Registered Nurse (RN) - PT

Schowalter Villa - Hesston, KS 67062

Overview

Salary Range $33.00 - $41.25 Hourly Level Experienced Position Type Part Time Job Shift Multiple Shifts Available Education Level Nurse License Travel Percentage None Category Health Care

Description

Schowalter Villa is looking for a part-time Registered Nurses (RN) to join our team! Multiple shifts are available.

Shift Differentials:

Weekday Evening/Night: $2.00

Weekend Day: $2.75

Weekend Evening/Night: $4.75

Join our team and enjoy outstanding benefits! Tailored for clinical & licensed part-time employees!

At Bluestem Communities, we value our part-time clinical and licensed staff. That's why we've created a benefits package designed to support both your personal and professional well-being. As a clinical/licensed part-time employee, you'll enjoy the following benefits:

Insurance coverage

• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance

Financial wellness and security

• 401(k) plan with company match
• Gradifi student loan payment program
• Payactiv : Early access to earned wages

Company-paid benefit

• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

• Paid Time Off (PTO) and Six (6) paid holidays
• Bluestem Wellness Center membership
• Meal discounts at our dining locations

Our benefits are designed to help you thrive both personally and professionally. Explore the full range of benefits and learn more about how Bluestem Communities can be the right fit for youvisit our Careers page today!

Position Overview

The primary responsibilities of the Registered Nurse (RN) are to plan, organize, and provide nursing care to residents according to federal, state and facility regulations and standards and ensure quality care is maintained. The Charge Nurse RN will also supervise Certified Nurse Aides, Certified Medication Aides in their day-to-day nursing activities.

Essential Job Functions

RNs provide professional nursing care to residents:

• Administer prescribed medications and treatments as ordered by physician.
• Take temperature, blood pressure, dress wounds, give enemas, and administer other treatments as needed.
• Administer I.V.s when necessary (RNs and I.V. certified LPNs) and monitors according to accepted practice.
• Ensure narcotic counts are accurate each shift.
• Documents care given in resident's clinical record

RNs observe residents' conditions and charts and report changes or concerns to the appropriate parties:

• Ascertain any health issues or problems that the residents may be developing and documents according to the plan and facility polices.
• Notify the physician, DPOA and /or family as necessary when there is a change in the resident's condition, medication, or treatment.
• Record resident information and accidents or incidents, such as skin conditions, suspected abuse or neglect, and grievance according to federal, state and facility policies.
• Report discrepancies in orders, care, medications, or treatments to the physician and DON.

RNs respond to residents' call for help and determines how to assist them:

• Record information regarding incident and report to Administrator, DON, and Director of Independent Living.
• Follow accepted policies for residents' care and adheres to Residents Rights, including consideration/respect with recognition of his/her dignity and individuality.

RNs work with DON, physicians, Care Plan Team, nursing staff and residents' families to assess residents' needs, plan and modify care and implement interventions:

• Receive and record physician's orders according to accepted practices and facility polices.
• Make rounds with the physicians as necessary.
• Report problems in providing resident care to the DON and recommends needed changes in facility policies and procedures.
• Participate in committee meetings and Care Plans as needed.
• Assist in admitting residents.
• Communicate necessary information to nursing staff
• Cooperates with other departments to maintain optimal level of care
• Give and receive report for the residents' care each shift and communicate necessary information to nursing aides

RNs help residents with activities of daily living (ADLS) and ensure that residents are following diets as directed by physicians:

• Provide assistance in waking, bathing, feeding or toileting the residents as necessary.
• Assure residents are ready for appointments as scheduled.
• Monitor and provide assistance as needed in the dining area.

RNs direct and supervise nursing assistants' day to day functions:

• Check staffing board at the beginning of each shift and make staffing readjustments as necessary.
• Ensure residents' care is provided by the appropriate nurse or designee in accordance with federal, state and facility policies.
• Communicate clear expectations to nursing assistants on a daily basis.
• Provide leadership by example.
• Give and receive report for the residents' care each shift and communicate necessary information to nursing aides.
• Counsel staff in timely manner using Responsibility Based Counseling
• Report staffing problems to the DON.

RNs ensure that adequate stock levels of medications and treatment supplies are available to meet the needs of the residents:

• Recommend to the DON needed equipment and supplies on a daily basis.

RNs maintain work areas in a clean and orderly fashion:

• Maintain all medication and treatment in a clean and orderly fashion.
• Keep work area and utility rooms clean throughout the shift.
• Observe all infection control polices according to federal, state, and facility policies.

Other Duties Performed by RNs:

• May complete monthly summaries, discharge summaries, and other charting as directed
• May obtain physician orders as directed by Charge Nurse
• Other duties as directed

Qualifications

Qualifications and Experience:

• Must be at least eighteen (18) years of age
• Must have an active Kansas RN license
• Must have completed an RN training program with diploma from an accredited school of nursing, college or university
• Must have working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite

Physical Requirements:

Medium Work Exerting 20 to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or 10 to 25 pounds of force frequently and/or greater than negligible up to 10 pounds of force constantly.