Charge Nurse (RN/LVN) — Lead Care & Meds

Avir Trilogy; Uvalde (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision insurance

AD&D and disability coverage

Life insurance

Tuition reimbursement

Paid time off

401(k) eligibility

Corporate resources

Job summary

The healthcare facility in the United States is seeking a Charge Nurse – LVN or RN to lead care teams and ensure resident well-being. This role requires trustworthiness, dependable attendance, and multitasking in a dynamic environment.

Direct care, medication administration, care plan implementation, and accurate documentation are core duties. RN or LVN licensure in good standing is required; strong communication and emergency responsiveness are essential traits for success.

Qualifications

• Must be a RN or LVN in good standing.
• Excellent technical, assessment, and documentation skills.
• Strong communication and workflow organization abilities.
• Responds efficiently to emergencies with attention to detail.

Responsibilities

• Direct care teams: guide CNAs to ensure resident care.
• Administer medications safely as prescribed.
• Implement care plans per policies and orders.
• Perform treatments to support resident health and comfort.
• Transcribe physician orders accurately and promptly.
• Document resident care and complete nursing assessments.
• Participate in shift reports to ensure continuity.
• Educate staff on nursing policies and resident needs.
• Maintain safety by following infection control and body mechanics.
• Address staffing needs by arranging replacements when needed.

Skills

RN license

LVN license

Clinical nursing

Documentation skills

Communication skills

Workflow organization

Emergency response

Education

RN or LVN licensure

Job description

The healthcare facility in the United States is seeking a Charge Nurse – LVN or RN to lead care teams and ensure resident well-being. This role requires trustworthiness, dependable attendance, and multitasking in a dynamic environment.

Direct care, medication administration, care plan implementation, and accurate documentation are core duties. RN or LVN licensure in good standing is required; strong communication and emergency responsiveness are essential traits for success.