Benefits for Full-Time Positions

• Generous Time off & Holiday Pay
• Health, dental, vision insurance
• 401K with employer match
• Employer Paid & Supplemental Life Insurance

We are looking for an experienced Director of Staff Development with an LVN License in the State of California to provide his or her leadership skills, and be responsible for orientation, in-service education and a Certification Training Program (if applicable) for the nurse assistants as required by Title 22 regulations. This individual will provide Human Resources administrative support to the facility with regards to the processing of Human Resources paperwork, and ensure compliance with state and federal regulatory mandates.

At View Park Convalescent Center, we believe that our staff makes the difference. Not only are they professional and caring, but also their care is accompanied by a friendly and attentive service

Director of Staff Development (DSD) Requirements:

• The ideal candidate will have at least 2 years’ experience in a SNF preferably a Skilled Nursing Facility environment
• Licensed as a Vocational Nurse in California
• Fully vaccinated against COVID-19 including Booster shots
• Employee must possess strong organization and multitasking skills, able to complete CNA scheduling, projections, and PPD and adjust staffing as needed
• Must be able to manage employee files
• Must be able to ensure that employee licenses and certifications are current
• The ideal person will be able to complete all tasks in an extremely fast paced environment

Primary Director of Staff Development (DSD) Responsibilities:

• Complies with the facility’s attendance policy requiring regular, reliable, and punctual attendance
• Confirms the validity of certificates for all CNAs, LVNs, RNs, RNAs, and RTs hired
• Assures certificates contain all required information
• Notifies all nursing staff of expired documents and renewals
• Participates in CNA selection process, as requested
• Creates and oversees daily schedules to ensure sufficient staff to enable proper coverage of resident care. Ensures schedule coverage for called-in absences
• Maintains facility’s personnel records per Title 22, Section 72533, (a), (b), and (c): ensuring files are up-to-date, orderly, and kept locked in a secure file cabinet
• Processes documentation (performance reviews and disciplinary actions) and terminations of CNAs: responsibilities do not include actual employee relations, e.g., performance correction, termination, etc
• Assisting all new employees with their new hire paperwork
• Prepares/obtains and files lesson plans for all facility employee-training programs
• Maintains a current schedule of all students and outside instructors who may be in the facility doing clinical training. Reviews all such students’ records for history and physical and criminal screening
• Ensures all nursing assistants complete DHS required orientation training during the first 40 hours of employment
• Completes an orientation Skills Return Demonstration checklist on all new NAs and CNA showing they are competent to perform all direct patient care tasks. Retains appropriate documentation of completion in personnel files
• Provides skill training to new staff in any deficient area noted before allowing the nursing assistant to perform the task with a resident
• Plans and delivers all staff in-service addressing 10 mandatory topics annually using facility consultants where appropriate (See OCR Title 22, Chp. 3, 72517)
• Schedules and delivers at least 24 hours of CNA in-service training annually to all shifts
• Creates and distributes a monthly calendar of when in-service training will be available
• Makes regular checks for competency of CNA skills performance, positive regard for residents, and developmental needs of direct care staff, and conducts a mini in-service immediately, if necessary
• Retains, for four years, attendance records for all CNAs present at in-service classes. Makes available records of all classes attended when requested by a CAN for certificate renewal
• Provides resources for licensed staff in-service in clinical skills development

Other Director of Staff Development (DSD) Responsibilities:

• Prepares applications, for approval by DHS for DSD’s, Orientation, in-service, Continuing Education, and CNA Certification Training
• Prepares/submits DHS renewal applications
• Provides program change information to DHS, when appropriate, within 30 days of the change
• Performs daily rounds in facility to assess and identify resident problems/needs. Conducts staff in- services, when needed, to abate known problems
• Attends stand-up daily
• Monitors weekly body check process by Treatment Nurse to ensure timely performance. Monitors daily body check process by CNAs
• Participates in the plan of correction after the DON and QA surveys
• Participates in the internal quality assurance surveys
• Performs other duties or functions as assigned by the DON and/or Administrator and/or DON
• Supervises DSD Assistant if applicable

PAY SCALE:

Depending on a number of factors, including, but not limited to location, regularly scheduled work shift, knowledge, skills, experience, and expertise.

$38 - $40 / hour

Benefits for Full-Time Positions

• Generous Time off & Holiday Pay
• Health, dental, vision insurance
• 401K with employer match
• Employer Paid & Supplemental Life Insurance

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