$50.00 - $55.00 per hour Provides direct care and health teaching to community dwelling adults and adolescents in accordance with agency policies and procedures Communicates with Primary Care Nurse or Clinical Manager regarding patient status and needs Attends staff meetings, in-services Provides case management for patients when mutually agreed upon Performs all other duties that Management may determine necessary Reports to
Clinical Manager Minimum Education:
The Per Diem Nurse must be a registered nurse with an active license to practice in the State of Connecticut. The Per Diem Nurse may have one of the following: B.S. in Nursing Associates Degree in nursing R.N. from approved diploma school of nursing
Minimum Experience:
One year experience in acute/sub-acute or home care setting
Other Qualifications:
The Per Diem Nurse must possess a valid driver's license and personal vehicle. Active Registered Nurse license in good standing in the State of Connecticut. Provide proof of current certification in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation from American Heart Association or American Red Cross. Physical, mental and sensory abilities sufficient to meet performance criteria with or without assistive devices. The UConn Health Community Network is a not-for-profit organization created to extend UConn Health's mission by partnering with community hospitals and connecting them to its clinical expertise, academic strength, and operational resources. Today, the network is a thriving community‑based system of care serving more than 280,000 residents across the region. It employs over 2,000 professionals and supports a medical staff of roughly 700 clinicians. At its core is Waterbury Hospital, a 347‑bed community teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. Alongside Connecticut Children's, the UConn Health Community Network Medical Group, Access Rehab Centers, and its role as a leading partner in the Harold Leever Cancer Center, the network has been shaping the region's healthcare landscape for more than 130 years. And Waterbury Hospital is only the beginning — the network is designed for continued growth, deeper partnerships, and broader regional impact.