What are the responsibilities and job description for the Public Health Nurse II - Immunization Coordinator position at County of Los Angeles?
General Statement of Duties
Primary Purpose Of Position
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Occasional extended hours or weekends for community health fairs, flu shots, etc. Hours may vary depending on the services of the department.
Essential Duties and Tasks
Primary Vaccine Coordinator (Nashville & Rocky Mount Office)
Responsible for assessing, planning and coordinating the Immunization Program (VFC, State and Private)
Responsible for vaccine management, storage, handling and administration.
Maintains current immunization program policy and standing orders.
Orders, tracks and records inventory and ensures proper inventory control as well as reconciles immunizations with NCIR and EHR to ensure accurate daily counts.
Plans and coordinates off-site immunization clinics including scheduling, providing forms and assuring sufficient personnel are notified and present for the expected number of clients. Assures appropriate inventory type and quantity as well as temperature maintenance. Targeted community outreach to expand immunization off-site clinic offerings.
Provides immunization reports to Public Health Nursing Supervisor, Health Director, Health Educator, and state consultants on the prevalence of disease, areas for improvement, possible outbreaks, and other demographic or social economic breakdowns associated with vaccination health.
Conducts program reviews annually and as needed. Participates in Program audits and Quality Assurance.
Prenatal Program
Completes an initial or interim medical and psychosocial history.
Takes blood pressure and orders appropriate lab tests.
Provides education and counseling regarding medical and psychosocial problems identified.
Provides appropriate education and counseling (ex., nutrition, danger signs of pregnancy).
Dispenses appropriate medications and/or vitamins and iron according to the Department’s Pharmacy Policy and Procedures and Prenatal Policy, Procedures and Standing Orders.
Initiates necessary referrals.
Documents findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
Women’s Preventive Health Program
Completes an initial or interim medical and psychosocial history.
Takes blood pressure and orders appropriate lab tests.
Provides education and counseling regarding medical and psychosocial problems identified.
Provides education, counseling, and instructions regarding methods of birth control and method chosen.
Dispenses appropriate medications and/or birth control method according to the Department’s Pharmacy Policy and Procedures and Family Planning Policy, Procedures, and Standing Orders.
Updates immunizations per Standing Orders.
Initiates referrals for abnormal findings and needs identified.
Document’s findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
Child Health Program
Completes child’s initial and or interval medical, psychosocial, developmental, family, and dietary history.
Reviews and dates pre-visit questionnaire (alerts provider of identified concerns).
Performs visual acuity and hearing screening, obtains height and weight, and takes blood pressure on infants and children as outlined in the current Health Check Billing Guide. Takes temperature, pulse, and respirations on infants and children as needed.
Provides dental varnishing educational information and applies topical fluoride varnish per Standing Orders of the Child Health Program.
Orders appropriate lab work per Provider instruction and/or Standing Orders.
Dispenses or administers medications and immunizations according to the Standing Orders of the Child Health Program and the Pharmacy Policy and Procedures.
Documents findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
STD/HIV Program
Completes an initial or interim medical and sexual history.
Orders appropriate lab tests.
Provides education and counseling regarding problems identified.
Dispenses or administers appropriate treatment according to the STD Policy, Procedures, and Standing Orders, and according to the Department’s Pharmacy Policy and Procedures.
Provides pre and post test HIV counseling.
Updates immunizations per Standing Orders.
Initiates referrals for abnormal findings and needs identified.
Documents findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
Adult Health Program
Completes an initial or interim medical and psychosocial history.
Takes blood pressure and orders appropriate lab tests.
Provides education and counseling regarding problems identified (ex., chronic disease and disease prevention).
Dispenses medications according to the Department’s Standing Orders and Pharmacy Policy and Procedures (ex., treatment for vaginitis).
Updates immunizations per Standing Orders.
Initiates referrals for abnormal findings and needs identified.
Sends letters to patients with cholesterol and titers results. Abnormal cholesterol patients are sent Healthy Eating and Foods to Avoid literature.
Documents findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
Other Duties
Attends workshops, seminars and planning meetings to update skills and knowledge and improve Immunization Program as well as other clinic programs.
Provides leadership and oversight to new nursing staff and nursing students.
Assists with general clinic patients; i.e.: those presenting for pregnancy tests, TB medications, hepatitis B vaccine, blood pressure checks, B12 injection, etc.
Maintains health records for employees (Personal Care, Management Support) updating Td and administering annual PPD. Also, maintains health records for environmental health, WIC, and animal control employees.
Completes vaccine reports.
Rotates on the Department’s Quality Assurance Teams.
Assists with Red Cross disaster sites as needed.
Other duties as assigned.
Knowledges, Skills And Abilities
Considerable knowledge of and skill in the application of nursing theory, practices, principles, and techniques employed in the field of public health and related programs; general knowledge of and ability to apply the principles and practices of public health; working knowledge of current social and economic problems relating to public health; working knowledge of available resources and organizations.
Ability to deal tactfully with others and to exercise good judgement in appraising situations and making decisions; ability to secure the cooperation of clients, to elicit needed information and to maintain effective working relationships; ability to record accurately services rendered and to interpret and explain records, reports and medical instructions.
Accuracy Required In Work
Accuracy and sound judgement are required in all nursing interventions with patients. Accuracy is required in identifying patient needs through interviewing and data collection. Interpreting findings, initiating standing orders, counseling, and initiating referrals all require maximum accuracy.
Consequence Of Error
Errors could result in inappropriate or inadequate medical services, endangering the health and safety of patients. Errors may also precipitate malpractice lawsuits and/or enforcement action by the North Carolina Board of Nursing.
Instructions Provided To Employee
Receives a three-week minimum orientation. Attends workshops related to job. In-house updates at monthly staff meetings or by written memo. Daily changes related to treatment modalities, supplies, programs, staff are handled by clinical supervisor.
Guides, Regulations, Policies And References Used By Employee
Local Health Department Policies, Procedures, and Standing Orders
ACIP Manual
Local Personnel Policies
North Carolina Nursing Practice Act
DHHS Program Directives
Federal and State Statutes and Rules
Supervision Received By Employee
Works daily with Program Lead Nurses. Receives formal, written appraisals per the Department’s Policy. Records are reviewed quarterly by the Department’s Quality Assurance team. Work in progress is observed by the Clinical Supervisor.
Variety And Purpose Of Personal Contacts
Daily works directly with patients of all social, racial, and economic groups. Works with other staff within the department to assure all needed services are provided for the patient. Communicates with outside providers to assist patients with their needs and to initiate referrals. Must always be sensitive to others and be knowledgeable and tactful when assisting patients or when working with the community.
Physical Effort
Requires the provision of patient services each day whether through applying direct clinical skills, phone calls, record management, or attending a continuing education workshop. Occasional stooping, reaching, lifting involved with storage of supplies.
Work Environment And Conditions
Employee will be based in one office. Potential to be exposed to airborne pathogens and bloodborne pathogens.
Machines, Tools, Instruments, Equipment And Materials Used
Stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, copier, fax, scales, computer/EMR, thermometers, titmus machine, audiometer.
Visual Attention, Mental Concentration And Manipulative Skills
Must be able to organize, identify, and complete the work process. Document on medical records. Administer medications. Communicate with patients and other professionals.
Safety For Others
Must be knowledgeable of safety polices and procedures of the department. Must be knowledgeable of local policies, procedures, and standing orders, and have the nursing expertise to provide appropriate medical care. Must be adequately immunized per Department's policy. Adheres to Department's Bloodborne Pathogen Policy.
Dynamics Of Work
Changes in policy occur as state guidelines are updated and their recommendations are incorporated into local policy. Changes occur daily in response to absences, clinics running behind schedule, or patients who require unforeseen demands. Changes also occur when recommended by the Department's local medical consultants.
Desirable Education and Experience
Required Education And Experience
Graduation from an accredited school of professional nursing and one year of professional nursing experience
Additional Training/Experience
NC Credentialed Public Health Nursing Course (NCCPHN)
Introductions to Public Health in North Carolina Online Training Series, Certificate of Public Health
Nursing in North Carolina
Red Cross Disaster I and II Training
ICS Training 100, 200 and 700
CPR Certification
CPR/Defibrillator training
HIV counseling and testing program
Equivalent Training And Experience
None
License Or Certification Required By Statute/Regulation/Agency
Current license to practice as a Registered Nurse in North Carolina by the N. C. Board of Nursing
Valid North Carolina Driver's License
INSURANCE PROGRAMS
Nash County Offers Cafeteria-style Benefits Including
Retirement
Membership in the North Carolina Local Government Employees Retirement System is a requirement for all regular full-time and regular part-time employees. Employees contribute 6% of their annual compensation before it is taxed. If you leave County service before retirement, you may withdraw your retirement contributions or elect to freeze your contributions in anticipation of future local government employment. If you have 5 years of service, you are 100% vested in the NCLGERS.
NC401(k)
The NC401(k) supplemental retirement program is available to regular full-time and regular part-time employees. The County establishes this 401(k) account for each eligible employee and makes a 5% contribution based on monthly earnings. Employees may elect to make voluntary contributions through payroll deduction.
457 Deferred Compensation
The 457 Deferred Compensation program is available to regular full-time and regular part-time employees through payroll deduction. Deferred compensation is a voluntary investment plan to supplement retirement income and to defer taxable income.
Special Separation Allowance
The Separation Allowance is available to law enforcement officers between the ages of 55 and 62 years that are eligible and retire under the provisions of the NC Local Government Employees Retirement System.
125 Flexible Benefit Plan
Flexible Spending Account options are available to regular full-time and regular part-time employees who wish to use pre-tax dollars for eligible medical, pharmacy, dental, vision, and daycare expenses. The Flex Convenience Card program gives you instant access to your account funds.
Direct Deposit is a condition of employment for all employees. Deposit of your paycheck will be made to checking or savings accounts in a bank of your choice.
LEAVE PROGRAMS
Vacation Leave
For regular full-time County employees, vacation leave accrues based on length of service in the NC Local Government Employees Retirement System. Regular part-time employees accrue prorated vacation leave based on a percentage of the full-time benefit.
Sick Leave
For regular full-time County employees, sick leave accrues each pay-cycle. Regular part-time employees accrue prorated sick leave based on a percentage of the full-time benefit. Your unused sick leave balance can be applied as creditable service toward a service retirement under the guidelines of the NCLGERS.
Holidays
The policy of the County is to follow the holiday schedule as published by the State of North Carolina each year.
The Following Holidays Are Observed
Annual Training - Reserves and National Guard -Ten paid workdays per fiscal year.
Active Duty - Reserves and National Guard - Ten paid workdays upon activation.
Civil Leave
Paid leave is provided to full-time or regular part-time County employees called for jury duty or as a witness of the court for the federal or state government, or a subdivision thereof.
Family Medical Leave Act
Federal law provides job protection and continuation of existing paid health insurance during 12 weeks of leave, paid or unpaid, to an eligible employee for qualifying events. These events can include birth or adoption, and serious illness of an immediate family member, or of the employee.
Other Programs
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
The Employee Assistance Program is open to all employees and their dependents. It is a confidential service provided at no cost to the employees of the County. EAP provides certified counselors who administer assessment and brief therapy to employees who want help with a variety of personal and work-related issues such as stress, parenting concerns, grief, alcohol/drug use, family problems, financial concerns, and work-related problems.
Wellness Center and Telemedicine
We believe that staying healthy is inclusive of exercising regularly and taking care of your physical body. Nash County has a Wellness Center, which consists of various exercise equipment and videos, open to all full and part-time employees.
All full-time employees also have access to telemedicine through Teladoc. Teladoc treats conditions like allergies, sore throats, asthma, and more. Doctors are available by phone or video 24/7 from wherever you are. They are available to diagnose symptoms and send a prescription if needed.
NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES
The benefits offered by Nash County are subject to change. In the event there is a conflict between the above contents and Nash County policies and/or a State or Federal statute, the policy/statute shall control. Plan documents will govern benefits plans should there be a conflict with this information. They are not held out to any employee as part of any contractual agreement. Benefits, policies, and procedures are subject to change or termination at any time.
Information provided on this site is for informational purposes only. Actual provisions of each plan will be provided on the certificate of coverage as part of the Summary Plan description.
Nash County is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Provider
In accordance with Federal civil rights law and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity (including gender expression), sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status, income derived from public assistance program, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA (not all bases apply to all programs).
Remedies and complaint filing deadlines vary by program or incident. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.) should contact the responsible Agency or USDA's Target Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY) or contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339.
Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English. To file a program discrimination complaint, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, AD-3027, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint filing cust.html and any USDA office or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form.
To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by:
1400 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, D.C. 20250-9410;
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Are you currently licensed to practice as a Registered Nurse in North Carolina by the North Carolina Board of Nursing?
Do you have a minimum of 12 months of professional nursing experience?
Do you have experience working with an electronic medical records system (EMR/EHR)?
If you answered yes, please describe your experience working with electronic medical records. Be sure to describe which medical records systems you have previously work with and to what extent.
Primary Purpose Of Position
- Serves as the Primary Vaccine Coordinator
- To provide nursing services through the various medical programs within the Department. Interviews, counsels, assists, and treats patients in Maternal Health, Family Planning, Women’s Health, Adult Health, Child Health, Immunization, STD/HIV, Tuberculosis and Communicable Disease clinics.
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday. Occasional extended hours or weekends for community health fairs, flu shots, etc. Hours may vary depending on the services of the department.
Essential Duties and Tasks
Primary Vaccine Coordinator (Nashville & Rocky Mount Office)
Responsible for assessing, planning and coordinating the Immunization Program (VFC, State and Private)
Responsible for vaccine management, storage, handling and administration.
Maintains current immunization program policy and standing orders.
Orders, tracks and records inventory and ensures proper inventory control as well as reconciles immunizations with NCIR and EHR to ensure accurate daily counts.
Plans and coordinates off-site immunization clinics including scheduling, providing forms and assuring sufficient personnel are notified and present for the expected number of clients. Assures appropriate inventory type and quantity as well as temperature maintenance. Targeted community outreach to expand immunization off-site clinic offerings.
Provides immunization reports to Public Health Nursing Supervisor, Health Director, Health Educator, and state consultants on the prevalence of disease, areas for improvement, possible outbreaks, and other demographic or social economic breakdowns associated with vaccination health.
Conducts program reviews annually and as needed. Participates in Program audits and Quality Assurance.
Prenatal Program
Completes an initial or interim medical and psychosocial history.
Takes blood pressure and orders appropriate lab tests.
Provides education and counseling regarding medical and psychosocial problems identified.
Provides appropriate education and counseling (ex., nutrition, danger signs of pregnancy).
Dispenses appropriate medications and/or vitamins and iron according to the Department’s Pharmacy Policy and Procedures and Prenatal Policy, Procedures and Standing Orders.
Initiates necessary referrals.
Documents findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
Women’s Preventive Health Program
Completes an initial or interim medical and psychosocial history.
Takes blood pressure and orders appropriate lab tests.
Provides education and counseling regarding medical and psychosocial problems identified.
Provides education, counseling, and instructions regarding methods of birth control and method chosen.
Dispenses appropriate medications and/or birth control method according to the Department’s Pharmacy Policy and Procedures and Family Planning Policy, Procedures, and Standing Orders.
Updates immunizations per Standing Orders.
Initiates referrals for abnormal findings and needs identified.
Document’s findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
Child Health Program
Completes child’s initial and or interval medical, psychosocial, developmental, family, and dietary history.
Reviews and dates pre-visit questionnaire (alerts provider of identified concerns).
Performs visual acuity and hearing screening, obtains height and weight, and takes blood pressure on infants and children as outlined in the current Health Check Billing Guide. Takes temperature, pulse, and respirations on infants and children as needed.
Provides dental varnishing educational information and applies topical fluoride varnish per Standing Orders of the Child Health Program.
Orders appropriate lab work per Provider instruction and/or Standing Orders.
Dispenses or administers medications and immunizations according to the Standing Orders of the Child Health Program and the Pharmacy Policy and Procedures.
Documents findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
STD/HIV Program
Completes an initial or interim medical and sexual history.
Orders appropriate lab tests.
Provides education and counseling regarding problems identified.
Dispenses or administers appropriate treatment according to the STD Policy, Procedures, and Standing Orders, and according to the Department’s Pharmacy Policy and Procedures.
Provides pre and post test HIV counseling.
Updates immunizations per Standing Orders.
Initiates referrals for abnormal findings and needs identified.
Documents findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
Adult Health Program
Completes an initial or interim medical and psychosocial history.
Takes blood pressure and orders appropriate lab tests.
Provides education and counseling regarding problems identified (ex., chronic disease and disease prevention).
Dispenses medications according to the Department’s Standing Orders and Pharmacy Policy and Procedures (ex., treatment for vaginitis).
Updates immunizations per Standing Orders.
Initiates referrals for abnormal findings and needs identified.
Sends letters to patients with cholesterol and titers results. Abnormal cholesterol patients are sent Healthy Eating and Foods to Avoid literature.
Documents findings and all activities in the patient’s medical record according to the Department’s Medical Record Policy.
Other Duties
Attends workshops, seminars and planning meetings to update skills and knowledge and improve Immunization Program as well as other clinic programs.
Provides leadership and oversight to new nursing staff and nursing students.
Assists with general clinic patients; i.e.: those presenting for pregnancy tests, TB medications, hepatitis B vaccine, blood pressure checks, B12 injection, etc.
Maintains health records for employees (Personal Care, Management Support) updating Td and administering annual PPD. Also, maintains health records for environmental health, WIC, and animal control employees.
Completes vaccine reports.
Rotates on the Department’s Quality Assurance Teams.
Assists with Red Cross disaster sites as needed.
Other duties as assigned.
Knowledges, Skills And Abilities
Considerable knowledge of and skill in the application of nursing theory, practices, principles, and techniques employed in the field of public health and related programs; general knowledge of and ability to apply the principles and practices of public health; working knowledge of current social and economic problems relating to public health; working knowledge of available resources and organizations.
Ability to deal tactfully with others and to exercise good judgement in appraising situations and making decisions; ability to secure the cooperation of clients, to elicit needed information and to maintain effective working relationships; ability to record accurately services rendered and to interpret and explain records, reports and medical instructions.
Accuracy Required In Work
Accuracy and sound judgement are required in all nursing interventions with patients. Accuracy is required in identifying patient needs through interviewing and data collection. Interpreting findings, initiating standing orders, counseling, and initiating referrals all require maximum accuracy.
Consequence Of Error
Errors could result in inappropriate or inadequate medical services, endangering the health and safety of patients. Errors may also precipitate malpractice lawsuits and/or enforcement action by the North Carolina Board of Nursing.
Instructions Provided To Employee
Receives a three-week minimum orientation. Attends workshops related to job. In-house updates at monthly staff meetings or by written memo. Daily changes related to treatment modalities, supplies, programs, staff are handled by clinical supervisor.
Guides, Regulations, Policies And References Used By Employee
Local Health Department Policies, Procedures, and Standing Orders
ACIP Manual
Local Personnel Policies
North Carolina Nursing Practice Act
DHHS Program Directives
Federal and State Statutes and Rules
Supervision Received By Employee
Works daily with Program Lead Nurses. Receives formal, written appraisals per the Department’s Policy. Records are reviewed quarterly by the Department’s Quality Assurance team. Work in progress is observed by the Clinical Supervisor.
Variety And Purpose Of Personal Contacts
Daily works directly with patients of all social, racial, and economic groups. Works with other staff within the department to assure all needed services are provided for the patient. Communicates with outside providers to assist patients with their needs and to initiate referrals. Must always be sensitive to others and be knowledgeable and tactful when assisting patients or when working with the community.
Physical Effort
Requires the provision of patient services each day whether through applying direct clinical skills, phone calls, record management, or attending a continuing education workshop. Occasional stooping, reaching, lifting involved with storage of supplies.
Work Environment And Conditions
Employee will be based in one office. Potential to be exposed to airborne pathogens and bloodborne pathogens.
Machines, Tools, Instruments, Equipment And Materials Used
Stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, copier, fax, scales, computer/EMR, thermometers, titmus machine, audiometer.
Visual Attention, Mental Concentration And Manipulative Skills
Must be able to organize, identify, and complete the work process. Document on medical records. Administer medications. Communicate with patients and other professionals.
Safety For Others
Must be knowledgeable of safety polices and procedures of the department. Must be knowledgeable of local policies, procedures, and standing orders, and have the nursing expertise to provide appropriate medical care. Must be adequately immunized per Department's policy. Adheres to Department's Bloodborne Pathogen Policy.
Dynamics Of Work
Changes in policy occur as state guidelines are updated and their recommendations are incorporated into local policy. Changes occur daily in response to absences, clinics running behind schedule, or patients who require unforeseen demands. Changes also occur when recommended by the Department's local medical consultants.
Desirable Education and Experience
Required Education And Experience
Graduation from an accredited school of professional nursing and one year of professional nursing experience
Additional Training/Experience
NC Credentialed Public Health Nursing Course (NCCPHN)
Introductions to Public Health in North Carolina Online Training Series, Certificate of Public Health
Nursing in North Carolina
Red Cross Disaster I and II Training
ICS Training 100, 200 and 700
CPR Certification
CPR/Defibrillator training
HIV counseling and testing program
Equivalent Training And Experience
None
License Or Certification Required By Statute/Regulation/Agency
Current license to practice as a Registered Nurse in North Carolina by the N. C. Board of Nursing
Valid North Carolina Driver's License
INSURANCE PROGRAMS
Nash County Offers Cafeteria-style Benefits Including
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Life Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Supplemental Health Benefits (Accident, Critical Illness, and Hospital Indemnity Insurances)
- Disability Insurance (Long-Term and Short-Term Disability) and more!
Retirement
Membership in the North Carolina Local Government Employees Retirement System is a requirement for all regular full-time and regular part-time employees. Employees contribute 6% of their annual compensation before it is taxed. If you leave County service before retirement, you may withdraw your retirement contributions or elect to freeze your contributions in anticipation of future local government employment. If you have 5 years of service, you are 100% vested in the NCLGERS.
NC401(k)
The NC401(k) supplemental retirement program is available to regular full-time and regular part-time employees. The County establishes this 401(k) account for each eligible employee and makes a 5% contribution based on monthly earnings. Employees may elect to make voluntary contributions through payroll deduction.
457 Deferred Compensation
The 457 Deferred Compensation program is available to regular full-time and regular part-time employees through payroll deduction. Deferred compensation is a voluntary investment plan to supplement retirement income and to defer taxable income.
Special Separation Allowance
The Separation Allowance is available to law enforcement officers between the ages of 55 and 62 years that are eligible and retire under the provisions of the NC Local Government Employees Retirement System.
125 Flexible Benefit Plan
Flexible Spending Account options are available to regular full-time and regular part-time employees who wish to use pre-tax dollars for eligible medical, pharmacy, dental, vision, and daycare expenses. The Flex Convenience Card program gives you instant access to your account funds.
- Health Care Spending Account -- Section 125 of the IRS Code allows yearly voluntary enrollment to set aside pre-tax dollars for eligible health care expenses.
- Dependent Care Spending Account -- Section 125 of the IRS Code allows yearly voluntary enrollment to set aside pre-tax dollars for eligible dependent care expenses.
Direct Deposit is a condition of employment for all employees. Deposit of your paycheck will be made to checking or savings accounts in a bank of your choice.
LEAVE PROGRAMS
Vacation Leave
For regular full-time County employees, vacation leave accrues based on length of service in the NC Local Government Employees Retirement System. Regular part-time employees accrue prorated vacation leave based on a percentage of the full-time benefit.
Sick Leave
For regular full-time County employees, sick leave accrues each pay-cycle. Regular part-time employees accrue prorated sick leave based on a percentage of the full-time benefit. Your unused sick leave balance can be applied as creditable service toward a service retirement under the guidelines of the NCLGERS.
Holidays
The policy of the County is to follow the holiday schedule as published by the State of North Carolina each year.
The Following Holidays Are Observed
- New Year’s Day,
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day,
- Good Friday,
- Memorial Day,
- Independence Day,
- Labor Day,
- Veteran’s Day,
- Thanksgiving Day and the day after, and
- Three (3) days at Christmas.
Annual Training - Reserves and National Guard -Ten paid workdays per fiscal year.
Active Duty - Reserves and National Guard - Ten paid workdays upon activation.
Civil Leave
Paid leave is provided to full-time or regular part-time County employees called for jury duty or as a witness of the court for the federal or state government, or a subdivision thereof.
Family Medical Leave Act
Federal law provides job protection and continuation of existing paid health insurance during 12 weeks of leave, paid or unpaid, to an eligible employee for qualifying events. These events can include birth or adoption, and serious illness of an immediate family member, or of the employee.
Other Programs
Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
The Employee Assistance Program is open to all employees and their dependents. It is a confidential service provided at no cost to the employees of the County. EAP provides certified counselors who administer assessment and brief therapy to employees who want help with a variety of personal and work-related issues such as stress, parenting concerns, grief, alcohol/drug use, family problems, financial concerns, and work-related problems.
Wellness Center and Telemedicine
We believe that staying healthy is inclusive of exercising regularly and taking care of your physical body. Nash County has a Wellness Center, which consists of various exercise equipment and videos, open to all full and part-time employees.
All full-time employees also have access to telemedicine through Teladoc. Teladoc treats conditions like allergies, sore throats, asthma, and more. Doctors are available by phone or video 24/7 from wherever you are. They are available to diagnose symptoms and send a prescription if needed.
NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES
The benefits offered by Nash County are subject to change. In the event there is a conflict between the above contents and Nash County policies and/or a State or Federal statute, the policy/statute shall control. Plan documents will govern benefits plans should there be a conflict with this information. They are not held out to any employee as part of any contractual agreement. Benefits, policies, and procedures are subject to change or termination at any time.
Information provided on this site is for informational purposes only. Actual provisions of each plan will be provided on the certificate of coverage as part of the Summary Plan description.
Nash County is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Provider
In accordance with Federal civil rights law and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, offices, employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs are prohibited from discriminating based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity (including gender expression), sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status, family/parental status, income derived from public assistance program, political beliefs, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA (not all bases apply to all programs).
Remedies and complaint filing deadlines vary by program or incident. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means of communication for program information (e.g., Braille, large print, audiotape, American Sign Language, etc.) should contact the responsible Agency or USDA's Target Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TTY) or contact USDA through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339.
Additionally, program information may be made available in languages other than English. To file a program discrimination complaint, complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, AD-3027, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint filing cust.html and any USDA office or write a letter addressed to USDA and provide in the letter all of the information requested in the form.
To request a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by:
- mail: U.S. Department of Agriculture
1400 Independence Avenue, SW
Washington, D.C. 20250-9410;
- fax: (202) 690-7442; or
- email: program.intake@usda.gov
01
Are you currently licensed to practice as a Registered Nurse in North Carolina by the North Carolina Board of Nursing?
- Yes
- No
Do you have a minimum of 12 months of professional nursing experience?
- Yes
- No
Do you have experience working with an electronic medical records system (EMR/EHR)?
- Yes
- No
If you answered yes, please describe your experience working with electronic medical records. Be sure to describe which medical records systems you have previously work with and to what extent.
- Required Question