Registered Nurse; RN

Compensation and Benefits

$25,000 Sign-On Bonus. $3.00/hour shift differential for PM shifts and $1.00/hour shift differential for night shift.

Day Shift: 6:00 am - 2:30 pm *

• Rotating weekends and holidays

Assessment of the condition of residents; coordination and supervision of care of the residents; documentation of resident information using an electronic medical record system; communication with the resident, their family, and their physician; and supervision of certified nurse assistants.

• Responsible for all aspects of nursing care for an assigned nursing unit with an assigned group of residents
• Supervision and assistance with resident admissions
• Transfers, discharges, and deaths
• Administration of medications and treatments as ordered by physician and according to facility policy and procedure (Oral, IV, IM, Sub Q, Rectal, PEG tube)
• The ordering and accounting of all drugs per facility policy
• Monitoring of residents' nutritional status
• Communication with attending physicians regarding changes in resident conditions
• Communication with residents and family members regarding any changes in condition, care routine, or treatments assessment of, implementation of, and evaluation of rehabilitation efforts
• Responsible for the supervision and direction of CNAs on the assigned unit, including their performance of resident care and job duties
• Responsible for compliance with nursing, safety, and facility policy and procedures
• Participation in the problem-solving process through active involvement in designated task forces and committees
• Demonstrate integrity, calm manner, and respect for others in interactions with residents, family members, Missouri Slope employees, and the public
• Demonstrate support of and compliance with resident rights in all regards including confidentiality of resident information
• Demonstrate a desire to stay current and pursue further knowledge in nursing by the attendance of in-service programs, workshops, and nurses' meetings

• PICC line care and removal of PICC line if needed
• Blood draws
• IM, Sub Q injections, and TB tests
• PEG tubes - Feedings, cares, and insertion
• IV care and insertion
• Monitoring blood sugars and administering insulin
• Indwelling and Suprapubic catheter insertion and care
• Colostomy and ileostomy care
• Post-surgical care, including removal of staples and stitches
• Would care, including all types of dressing changes, packing wounds, and wound vacs
• Care of drains such as Thoracentesis tubes (Pleural catheters) and Jackson Pratt drains
• Nephrostomy tubes
• End of life and Hospice care
• Electronic documentation (Point Click Care)
• #INDRNLPN*