RN CM​/DN

Registered Nurse - Case Manager/Delegating Nurse

Prince George's County and surrounding counties

Community Nursing - Flexible Schedule - Partially Remote

Base Salary: $70,000-$91,080 annually + supplemental earnings up to an additional 30%

• Credentialing required to practice as an RN in this setting and training are all provided on the job, and no prior experience in the field is required. A current unrestricted RN license in Maryland or compact state is required.
• This role is ideal for nursing professionals looking for flexibility, who are also flexible themselves, well-organized self-starters who pick up on electronic systems quickly, those looking for autonomy with strong communication skills who work well with the team.
• We are looking for nurses who want to make us their professional home.
• The first 6-8 weeks of this position requires a minimum of 40 hours each week of in person work (in the Baltimore and surrounding county area), after which the role is hybrid (partially remote and partially in person).

Tired of the hospital?! Looking for a flexible schedule and partial remote work?! Able to work well and problem solve independently?! Want true support from leadership?! This is the position for you!

Dimensional Heath Care Associates, Inc. is a nurse owned and operated business, specializing in providing Nursing Delegation and Case Management services for nearly 30 years, to Community Based Agencies supporting people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. We are looking for new Registered Nurse team members to serve in Baltimore/ Baltimore County and surrounding counties.

The RN Case Manager/Delegating Nurse (RN CM/DN) is responsible for the ongoing care of the clients that are assigned to them according to the guidelines set forth by the Developmental Disabilities Administration, Maryland Board of Nursing, and outlined in the DHCA Medication and Nursing Related Policies and Procedures manual. This responsibility also includes the delegation of and oversight of approved functions to agency staff that work at the client’s residence.

The RN CM/DN is designated as a Mandatory/Essential employee. This employee is a Registered Nurse providing essential care to intellectually and developmentally disabled persons in the community and are required to report to work during State and/or National emergency periods. This may include traveling during periods with domestic travel restrictions.

• Maintain RN license, CPR certification, malpractice insurance and auto insurance.
• Obtain RN CM/DN certification, online HRST Rater training, online HRST Advanced Rater training, and Online HRST Reviewer training.
• Attend three (3) mandatory Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) nurse quarterly meetings per year.
• Serve as the Delegating Nurse/Case Manager for each client assigned.
• When the client is first assigned, visit the client in the environment in which delegation occurs, conduct and complete an initial clinical assessment and develop the nursing plan of care.
• Complete Choking Risk Screening Tool and Feeding Protocol as necessary.
• Every 45 days, visit clients in the environment in which delegation occurs to assess their physical condition, review medications, documentation, prescriber orders, and review medical appointment/screening exams/immunizations/lab work as needed, and provide necessary care.
• Visit clients who are not chronic, stable, routine, uncomplicated, and predictable minimally every 2 weeks in the environment in which delegation occurs.
• Conduct Interim visits for clients in their residence and/or day/vocational/supported employment setting as needed for occurrences such as post-ER visits, after hospital discharge, dressing changes, falls, injuries, etc. Visit must be completed within 48 hours of incident.
• Delegate administration of medication and other delegatable tasks to certified Medication Technicians.
• Train and ensure staff’s competency in nursing care plans, delegated nursing tasks, feeding protocols (if applicable), and any other necessary tasks, protocols, or forms.
• Monitor and report medication errors made by residence staff.
• Conduct…