What are the responsibilities and job description for the RN LPN Charge Nurse Full-Time (3pm-11pm) Sign on Bonus $2000 position at Alpha Home Health and Hospice?
Role Overview
The Charge Nurse (RN/LPN) oversees resident care on their assigned unit, providing direct nursing services aligned with individual care plans. They supervise CNAs and support staff, ensuring safe, holistic, and high-quality care delivery. The position involves documenting residents' medical histories, administering medications, monitoring health status, performing clinical procedures, and tracking vital signs. They provide leadership by guiding staff, enforcing policies, and participating in care coordination. Effective communication with residents, families, and healthcare providers is essential, along with offering emotional support and education. The role requires an Associate Degree in Nursing, valid Connecticut RN or LPN license, and preferably one year of relevant experience. Core skills include clinical judgment, compassion, multitasking, and strong interpersonal skills. The position emphasizes a team-oriented environment committed to high standards of care. Apply to join a dedicated, supportive team delivering exceptional person-centered care.
The Charge Nurse (RN/LPN) oversees resident care on their assigned unit, providing direct nursing services aligned with individual care plans. They supervise CNAs and support staff, ensuring safe, holistic, and high-quality care delivery. The position involves documenting residents' medical histories, administering medications, monitoring health status, performing clinical procedures, and tracking vital signs. They provide leadership by guiding staff, enforcing policies, and participating in care coordination. Effective communication with residents, families, and healthcare providers is essential, along with offering emotional support and education. The role requires an Associate Degree in Nursing, valid Connecticut RN or LPN license, and preferably one year of relevant experience. Core skills include clinical judgment, compassion, multitasking, and strong interpersonal skills. The position emphasizes a team-oriented environment committed to high standards of care. Apply to join a dedicated, supportive team delivering exceptional person-centered care.