Infection Prevention Control Officer RN

About the Role

Infection Prevention Control Officer – responsible for administering the infection prevention and control program at a long‑term care and short‑term rehabilitation/sub‑acute care nursing center.

• Medical, Dental, Vision, and more
• Paid time off
• 401K
• Employee discount programs
• Employee Assistance Programs for a better work‑life balance
• Great culture with sincere appreciation for everyone

• Administer the Infection Prevention and Control Program in a long‑term care and short‑term rehabilitation/sub‑acute care nursing center.
• Identify, investigate, report, prevent, and control the spread of acquired infections among residents, staff, and guests. Manage and administer COVID/Flu testing schedules as needed and educate staff on CDC updates, as well as ensure proper use of PPD.
• Serve as the center’s knowledge specialist in CDC, Joint Commission, and Occupational Health standards, as well as federal and state regulations related to infection prevention and control in skilled nursing facilities.

• Associate’s degree in nursing (ASN) required.
• RN licensure in the state of practice.
• Minimum one (1+) year of nursing experience, with Long‑Term Care / Sub‑Acute Care Nursing experience preferred.
• Experience in Infection Prevention and Control with knowledge of patient care practices.
• Completion of Infection Prevention training/IPCO certification within five days of employment.