What are the responsibilities and job description for the Registered Nurse (RN) / Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) position at Family Pillars Homecare?
About the Role
We are seeking dedicated and clinically sound RNs and LPNs to provide skilled nursing care to patients in their homes. This role includes intermittent visits, private duty shifts, and care plan coordination. If you're licensed in Florida, reliable, and looking to make a meaningful impact in a flexible per diem role, we’d love to connect.
Key Responsibilities
Perform skilled nursing visits: wound care, IV administration, medication management, patient assessments Carry out shift-based care for patients needing extended clinical support Monitor and document patient condition and progress Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams to update care plans Maintain accurate records in compliance with HIPAA and CMS guidelines (OASIS documentation required for RN) Uphold infection control standards and agency protocols.
- Hoyer Lift Proficiency required
- Transfer & Mobility Assistance
Qualifications
Active Florida RN or LPN license (Compact License accepted) Current CPR certification (BLS) Level 2 background screening (AHCA-compliant) TB screening and physical (within past 6 months) Experience in Medicare-certified home health strongly preferred Familiarity with EMRs (e.g., Axxess) and knowledge of PDGM & OASIS for RNs Excellent clinical judgment, communication skills, and time management Reliable transportation and commitment to punctual, professional care.
What We Offer
Competitive rates for skilled visits and shift coverage
Flexible scheduling based on availability
Supportive clinical leadership and training resources
Access to HR tools via our agency app (credentialing, time-off forms, performance reviews)
Benefits
Medivox AI Documentation Assistant
We provide all clinicians with Medivox, an AI‐powered documentation tool that dramatically reduces charting time. Medivox allows you to complete visit notes quickly using secure voice capture, helping you spend less time typing and more time living your life. Clinicians experience faster documentation, fewer corrections, and a better work‐life balance.