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LiveWell Homecare Agency

Charge Nurse Neuro PCU, Nights

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A Charge Nurse supervises and supports a nursing staff, while also treating a limited number of patients. Evaluates other nurses and acts as an educational resource for nurses. Provides guidance on administering care to new patients or those with special needs and answers questions regarding protocol. Directs admission, discharge and general flow of patients.

$70,905 / year median in Georgia

+10% projected growth

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Charge Nurse - Neuro PCU, Nights LiveWell Homecare Agency Augusta, GA Job Details 17 hours ago Qualifications NRP Certification RN License PALS Certification BLS Certification ACLS Certification Hospital experience PEARS Certification Full Job Description This role oversees the delivery of high-quality nursing care across all age groups and manages operational issues during shifts. Provides clinical care as needed based on patient census and communicates patient care updates, departmental matters, and staff concerns to leadership. Serves as a resource for staff guidance and support. Qualifications include a graduate of a nursing program (Bachelor's preferred), at least 1 year of hospital nursing experience (2+ preferred), and current RN licensure in Georgia or multistate. Required certifications include BCLS, ACLS, PALS, Chemotherapy/Biotherapy, NRP, and PEARS. Additional specialty certifications such as advanced field-specific credentials and fetal monitoring are required within specified timeframes. Emergency Department nurses must obtain PALS within 30 days if not already certified.