Registered Nurse Full Time VNA South Shore Health - 3.7 Rockland, MA Job Details Full-time $70,699.20 - $136,801.60 a year 8 days ago Qualifications Collaborate with healthcare professionals Care plan evaluation Nursing Hand hygiene Home health care assistance Caregiving documentation requirements Psychosocial assessment Community care (work setting) RN License Initial assessment (medical evaluation) Bachelor of Science Intake Care documentation English Mid-level Drug therapy monitoring Managing patients as a nurse case manager Medication history review Transitional care planning in clinical case management Evidence-based practice Medical-surgical Clinical assessment documentation Bachelor of Science in Nursing Safe environment creation Patient family and caregiver education Schedule creation Multidisciplinary team collaboration for treatment planning Bachelor's degree in nursing Healthcare infection prevention and control compliance expertise Patient treatment Full Job Description Job Description Summary The community health nurse is a professional nurse knowledgeable in community health nursing who provides nursing care to patients in the community setting. Job Description Please take a look at these videos from our VNA team members.

VNA Videos:

Lucia Auguiste, Director of Clinical Operations, MSN (why she came back, compensation, flexibility) Video link: https://bcove.video/44WYuGR Lucia Auguiste, Director of Clinical Operations, MSN (Outpatient Homebased Therapy-Training) Video link: https://bcove.video/4o5dk5v Erin Florek, Occupational Therapist, Team Leader Video link: https://bcove.video/3IZRQ9

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Nickolas Sorel, MRI Technologist Video link: https://bcove.video/44Yj9Je 1. Schedule Completes weekly schedule and makes scheduled home visits per assignment. Schedules and prioritizes nursing visits according to client acuity and in accordance with the organization's emergency preparedness plan 2. Assessment/Documentation Admission Visit For each admission to caseload, develops an individualized and holistic plan of care for the patient in collaboration with the patient/family/caregiver. Performs admission physical and psycho social assessment to determine appropriate plan of care. 3. Reassessment/Visit Documentation For each visit, demonstrates the skills and judgment necessary to implement the plan of care, nursing interventions, and procedures necessary for the skilled care of the patient, as evidenced by chart review and observation. Updates the plan of care on an ongoing basis as goals are met and problems are identified. 4. Discharge/Documentation Discharge For each discharge, documentation demonstrates improvement in outcomes or applicable variances are identified. Patients are appropriately prepared for discharge and all disciplines involved in the care of the patient are in agreement with plan. 5. Medication Demonstrates knowledge of department policies and procedures for administering and documenting medications.

Medication reconciliation is completed every visit and medication profile is reviewed and updated with changes as appropriate. DRR is run with each additional medication. Medication management is taught to each patient/family member each visit , including side effects. 6. Case Management The case manager demonstrates responsibility and accountability for coordinating the plan of care for each patient on caseload. The patient /family is involved and participates in the plan of care. Communicates with all disciplines to insure quality of care. 7. Safety Awareness Fosters a "Culture of Safety" through personal ownership and commitment to a safe environment. Complies with current hand hygiene and infection control guidelines. 8. Professional Development Responds to and participates in opportunities to maintain, enhance, and promote the image of the professional nurse. 9. Leadership Development Serves in a formal or informal leadership role 10. Advanced Clinical Skills Responds to and participates in opportunities to demonstrate the use of individual advance clinical skills and advance clinical knowledge. Assumes overall responsibility for own professional development by incorporating knowledge of evidence-based practice and research into clinical practice Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing. Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from a college/university accredited by the NLN is preferred. Minimum Work Experience One to two (1-2) years of medical/surgical nursing experience is preferred. Write, speak, understand English. Basic Nursing competencies.