Registered Nurse; RN) Home Care

Clinical Care, Client Consultations & Caregiver Training

Looking for an RN position where your clinical expertise can make a difference beyond the bedside?

Join Right at Home Anne Arundel County as a Full-Time Registered Nurse and become an important part of the team supporting seniors who want to remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home.

In this role, you'll use your nursing knowledge in a variety of ways—from conducting client assessments and consultations to providing skills assessments, evaluation and training to caregivers, medication management and helping ensure the highest standards of care for our clients.

This is an excellent opportunity for an RN who enjoys clinical variety, relationship-building, education, and working as part of a collaborative home care team.

• Competitive pay with weekly direct deposit
• Full-time schedule with consistent hours
• Medical Insurance Plans
• Dental and Vision plans
• 401(k) Retirement Plan
• Training & Development
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• Mileage reimbursement
• Meaningful work focused on seniors in your community
• Variety of clinical and educational responsibilities
• Opportunity to use your nursing expertise beyond traditional bedside care
• Work closely with caregivers, clients, families, and the RAH leadership team
• Supportive office environment and collaborative leadership
• Recognition, celebrations, and positive team interactions
• Opportunity to build lasting relationships with clients and caregivers

Full-Time | Monday–Friday | Primarily daytime hours

Occasional weekend availability may be needed based on client and agency needs.

The RN will work both in the office and in clients' homes throughout Anne Arundel County.

Annapolis
• Arnold
• Severna Park
• Pasadena
• Glen Burnie
• Crofton
• Edgewater
• Davidsonville
• and surrounding communities

As a Full-Time RN, you will provide clinical oversight and support across multiple areas of the agency.

• Conduct comprehensive initial client assessments and reassessments
• Evaluate clients' physical condition, functional needs, and home environment
• Assess home safety and identify potential risks
• Complete medication management visits
• Conduct caregiver supervisory visits and skills assessments
• Monitor changes in client condition and communicate recommendations to the care team
• Provide clinical guidance to caregivers based on individual client needs
• Ensure documentation is timely, accurate, and complete
• Help ensure services remain consistent with the client's care needs and service plan

• Participate in consultations with prospective and current clients and their families
• Help clients and families understand available care services and appropriate levels of support
• Provide nursing insight regarding client conditions, safety concerns, and care needs
• Collaborate with the office team to determine appropriate caregiver support and service recommendations
• Help identify changes in client needs and recommend appropriate adjustments to services
• Build trusting relationships with clients, families, and other stakeholders

• Participate in the evaluation of caregiver candidates during the hiring process
• Conduct caregiver skills assessments as part of candidate screening
• Evaluate candidates' ability to safely perform required caregiving skills
• Provide training and instruction on client-specific care techniques
• Demonstrate safe transfer techniques, including Hoyer lift use and two-person transfers when applicable
• Provide guidance related to personal care, mobility assistance, infection prevention, and other applicable care tasks
• Identify training needs and communicate concerns to the appropriate…