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Split Rock Rehabilitation and Health Care Center

Field RN Nurse Great opportunity to work for a growing company. Job in Bronx Gr8Jobs

Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed

Job Description

Job Description Job Description Join Us! Full-Time Field Nurse RN (Bilingual English & Spanish)
Company:
Atara Homecare (CHAA)
Location:
Manhattan, Queens or Bronx visits
Type:
Full-time Salary:
Starting at $80,000.00+ per year
Benefits:
Dental & Health insurance 4 weeks PTO + Holidays Paid sick time
Employee-contributed Health & Dental Insurance Schedule:
Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm (flexible) About the
Role:
ATARA Home Care seeks dedicated, bilingual RNs to join our team. New graduates welcome! Be a part of a fulfilling career providing care in patients' homes.
Responsibilities:
Admit and reassess home health patients Coordinate and supervise Home Health Aides Conduct home care visits and reassess regularly Implement care plans and document progress Educate patients and caregivers
Requirements:
NYS RN License Positive collaboration skills Strong communication and time-management Ability to travel daily
COVID-19
vaccination required
Language Skills:
Bilingual in English & Spanish (preffered)
Certifications:
BLS Certification RN License Location:
On the road
COVID-19
Considerations:
Vaccination required Apply Today! Join Atara Home Care and make a meaningful impact on patient lives.

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • Sick Leave
  • Health Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
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