Tandym Group
RN - Staten Island Day Hab (IRA)
Tandym Group, Staten Island, New York, United States, 10308
A specialty healthcare organization in New York City is looking to fill an immediate need with the addition of a new, licensed Registered Nurse (RN) to their team.
About the Opportunity:Schedule:
Monday to FridayHours:
8am to 4pm(1/2 hr unpaid lunch)Setting:
Day ProgramPatient Population:
AdultsResponsibilities:
The Registered Nurse (RN) will:
Evaluate and assess the individuals' health needs and medical/nursing issuesDesigns and implements the individuals' treatment plans; train and supervise direct care staff in implementing goals and treatment outcomesCommunicate medical and health related concerns with the Community NursesMaintain all requisite documentation, including all in-services and special instructions to staff: prepare monthly and episodic nursing notesProvide direct medical/nursing services on a regular basis, on emergency basis and as prescribed by PhysicianRequest, administer, record, store, count and log medications; keep logs of destroyed medicationsCommunicate with staff in regard to all of their issues and concerns presented to themCommunicate effectively with on site supervisors in regard to participants' status as well as to relay and discuss all issues and concernsConduct or assist with ongoing trainings in required health-related topics and specialized training, as neededPerform all other duties, as assignedQualifications:
2+ years of Nursing experienceGraduate of an accredited School of NursingNYS Registered Nurse (RN) licenseSolid assessment, clinical, and documentation skillsPatient orientedGreat interpersonal skillsExcellent communication skills (written and verbal)Strong attention to detailHighly organized
About the Opportunity:Schedule:
Monday to FridayHours:
8am to 4pm(1/2 hr unpaid lunch)Setting:
Day ProgramPatient Population:
AdultsResponsibilities:
The Registered Nurse (RN) will:
Evaluate and assess the individuals' health needs and medical/nursing issuesDesigns and implements the individuals' treatment plans; train and supervise direct care staff in implementing goals and treatment outcomesCommunicate medical and health related concerns with the Community NursesMaintain all requisite documentation, including all in-services and special instructions to staff: prepare monthly and episodic nursing notesProvide direct medical/nursing services on a regular basis, on emergency basis and as prescribed by PhysicianRequest, administer, record, store, count and log medications; keep logs of destroyed medicationsCommunicate with staff in regard to all of their issues and concerns presented to themCommunicate effectively with on site supervisors in regard to participants' status as well as to relay and discuss all issues and concernsConduct or assist with ongoing trainings in required health-related topics and specialized training, as neededPerform all other duties, as assignedQualifications:
2+ years of Nursing experienceGraduate of an accredited School of NursingNYS Registered Nurse (RN) licenseSolid assessment, clinical, and documentation skillsPatient orientedGreat interpersonal skillsExcellent communication skills (written and verbal)Strong attention to detailHighly organized