Registered Nurse - Senior Care - Full Time

RN After Hours - Senior Living (0.5 FTE)
The RN-After Hours is primarily responsible for gathering clinical information over the phone and directing healthcare services. The RN-After Hours uses Lifespark's Clinical Guidelines as well as internal process and/or procedure to meet the needs of residents and staff within their communities. The RN-After Hours must possess and use good clinical judgement, careful listening, critical thinking, and escalate to appropriate personnel as needed.
Position: After Hours RN for Senior Living
Hourly: $38.00 - $40.00 hourly, depending on experience
Service Area: Remote. Requires 2 half-days onsite for Corporate Orientation in St. Louis Park, 55416 then it will be remote.
Schedule: 0.5 FTE. Evenings: 5pm to 1am (start and end time may vary). Rotation: every other weekend and every other holiday.
Lifespark Benefits Include:

• Annual Reviews/Raises {Shift differentials if applicable}
• Paid Time Off – Vacation Time
• Mileage reimbursement
• Medical, Dental, Vision benefits for Full Time Hires
• Short-Term Disability & Long-Term Disability Insurance
• Life Insurances
• 401k + Company Match for full-time and part-time employees
• Referral bonuses
• Career path to other positions within our growing company!

Lifespark is a complete senior health company headquartered in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. Since 2004, we've been helping seniors stay healthy, navigate their health care options with confidence, and live fuller, more independent lives as they age. That's where our people come in – from accounting and health technology to front-line nurses, advanced practice professionals, caregivers and everything in between, we are all invested entrepreneurs focused on helping people age magnificently.
Position Functions & Responsibilities:

Gather pertinent clinical information problem based on conversation with community caregiver
Uses clinical judgment, knowledge and experience to direct conversation and guide decision-making to give self-care advice, refer resident to provider, make an appointment, instruct resident contact emergency assistance, or dispatch appropriate community resource.
Provides resident care as defined in the State Nurse Practice Act.
Caregiver in meeting nursing and related needs.
Provides health care instructions as appropriate per assessment and plan of care.
Provides education when appropriate.
Reassures the rapid and effective transmission of resident data between all relevant parties.
Promotes evidence-based practice.
Establishes and maintains strong collaborative arrangements with other health care professionals.
Participates in admission avoidance activities dispatching community resources as needed to prevent rehospitalizations.
Complete onboarding, orientation and annual mandatory training.
Ensure positive/professional communication on team.
Customer service resolution; escalate concerns.
Prepares clinical notes and updates primary provider when necessary.
Communicates with provider regarding the resident needs and reports any changes in the resident condition; obtains/receives orders as required.
Communicates with community health related persons to coordinate the care plan.
Extremely skilled at listening and interpreting subtle indications such as tone of voice, hesitations or incomplete responses.
Inspires others and encourage them to seek advice and solutions to problems.
Challenges others to take an active part in developing knowledge, ideas and work practice.
Challenges tradition and accepts joint responsibility for any arising problems and tensions and uses these to inform future practice.
Makes effective use of appropriate learning opportunities for themselves and others and applies learning to practice.
Honors Resident Confidentiality, Rights, Privacy, and Reporting Maltreatment Expectations.
Understands and Accepts Residents' Diagnosis.
Understands and accepts emotional needs of resident.
Accepts unique resident symptoms and behaviors.
Understanding of Confidentiality & Data Protection Act.
Adheres to Emergency Procedure and Response Expectations.
Identifies safety issues and notifies appropriate community resource.
Demonstrates, and can educate on proper procedures: handling, lifting, transfers.
Escalates employee work injury per protocol.
Overview of Process, Types of Reports and Forms
Follow-up Required – Escalating Event
Can manage safety concerns for residents and clinicians, escalating when appropriate
Qualifications:
Education

Degree in Nursing from an accredited program.
Must be a Registered Nurse
Bachelor's degree preferred.
Current licensure to practice discipline in the state of Minnesota and Wisconsin, or willingness to obtain upon hire.
Experience

Minimum of five years of experience in Senior Living, and/or home and community based senior services.
Experience teaching, training clinical staff.
It has been and will continue to be our policy to provide equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants without regard to age, race, creed, color, disability, marital status, sex, gender identity, national origin, ancestry, sexual orientation, arrest record, conviction record, military service, use or nonuse of lawful products off the Employer's premises during nonworking hours, or declining to attend a meeting or to participate in any communication about religious matters or political matters, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law.
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