Nurse - Support Services Union County Board of Developmental Disabilities Are you a nurse who believes great healthcare is about more than medications, appointments, and medical charts? Do you want your nursing expertise to make a meaningful difference in the lives of people with developmental disabilities—and help ensure they have the support, dignity, and quality of life they deserve? If so, Union County Board of Developmental Disabilities (UCBDD) may have the opportunity you've been looking for. We're seeking a compassionate, knowledgeable, and collaborative Registered Nurse to join our Support Services team. In this role, you'll help strengthen health and medical services for individuals throughout our community while supporting the people, families, providers, and teams who make a difference every day. This isn't just nursing. It's advocacy. It's education. It's problem-solving. It's helping people live healthier, fuller lives. Your Mission As our Nurse - Support Services , you'll play an important role in ensuring eligible individuals receive quality health and medical services through Medicaid Waiver and locally funded programs. You'll be a trusted resource—providing oversight, guidance, training, and consultation to providers, staff, families, and support teams. You'll help identify needs, remove barriers, improve services, and make sure the individuals we serve receive thoughtful, quality care. Every day may look a little different—and that's part of what makes this role so rewarding. Ready to Put Your Nursing Career to Work for a Bigger Mission? If you're ready for a role where your clinical knowledge, leadership, compassion, and problem-solving skills can make a real difference, we'd love to hear from you. Join the Union County Board of Developmental Disabilities—and help us build healthier lives, stronger support, and better outcomes for the people we serve. Union County Board of Developmental Disabilities is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Service Provider. What You'll Be Part Of At UCBDD, our work is about people. It's about helping individuals with developmental disabilities live meaningful lives, pursue their goals, and receive the services and support they deserve. As part of our Support Services team, you'll be surrounded by professionals who believe in collaboration, respect, and doing what is right for the people we serve. Your nursing expertise can help protect health. Your training can empower providers. Your recommendations can improve services. And your work can make a lasting difference. What We're Looking For We're looking for an experienced RN who brings clinical knowledge and a heart for collaboration.

You should have:

An active Ohio Registered Nurse license . At least 18 months of full-time nursing experience (part-time equivalent), including experience providing nursing services to individuals with disabilities. The ability to obtain an RN Trainer certificate through DODD . The ability to obtain a QA RN certification through DODD . The ability to obtain and maintain First Aid and CPR certification . The ability to obtain and maintain American Red Cross Instructor Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED certification . Knowledge of common health conditions and treatments. Reliable transportation. A valid State of Ohio Driver's License when operating a personal vehicle for agency business. What You'll Do You'll have the opportunity to: Complete Nursing Quality Assurance Assessments and follow-up activities in accordance with applicable rules. Provide oversight, monitoring, and guidance regarding health and medical services in residential and day service settings. Partner with providers and support teams to improve the quality of healthcare and service delivery. Identify health-related needs and barriers and recommend solutions that support individuals and their teams. Review and monitor health information and make recommendations related to care, planning, services, and follow-up. Conduct health-related training for Medicaid Waiver providers and UCBDD staff—helping others build the knowledge and confidence they need to provide excellent care. Serve as a resource and consultant during MUI investigations when health and medical expertise is needed. Assist with gathering and providing information related to medical needs and Medicaid services. Maintain accurate records related to the health and medical needs of individuals served. Collaborate with county boards, providers, DODD representatives, and other stakeholders to improve services. Participate in meetings, work groups, and initiatives that move our mission forward. Assist the Support Services Director with developing nursing-related policies and procedures.

In short:

you'll use your clinical expertise to help create better outcomes for people—and stronger systems of support for everyone involved in their care. The Skills That Will Help You Thrive This position is a great fit for someone who: Communicates clearly and effectively—both verbally and in writing. Enjoys teaching, coaching, and helping others grow. Can navigate complex situations with sound judgment and professionalism. Is comfortable facilitating groups, resolving conflicts, and responding to challenging situations. Understands the medical, psychosocial, orthopedic, psychiatric, and behavioral aspects of disability. Has a working knowledge of individualized service plans, client rights, HIPAA, and applicable regulations. Can build strong relationships with families, providers, professionals, agencies, and community partners. Is organized, dependable, and able to maintain accurate records. Brings a positive, solutions-focused customer service mindset. Works well independently while also being an exceptional team player. A working knowledge of DODD Medicaid Waiver rules and regulations is essential to success in this role.