Compassionate Treatment Nurse: Wound Care & Care Plans

PACS Group; Las Vegas (NV); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Sunset Ridge Post Acute is seeking a Treatment Nurse to deliver physician-ordered care, monitor wounds, and support care planning for residents in a long‑term care setting. You will document care, communicate with families, and work closely with the nursing team to ensure high-quality, compassionate service.

The role requires an active nursing license, CPR certification, and 2+ years in a long-term care environment. You will participate in staff training and state-mandated surveys as needed.

Qualifications

• Possession of a Nursing Degree from an accredited college or university.
• Two (2) years or more experience, preferably in a long-term care facility.
• Maintain a current, unencumbered RN or LVN license. CPR certification.
• Maintain continuing education for licensing and good standing with State Board of Nursing.

Responsibilities

• Communicate plans of care with residents and families.
• Provide resident care per physician orders including medications and treatments.
• Observe and document wounds and infections; notify physicians as needed.
• Assist in updating and implementing care plans.
• Coordinate with physicians and other health professionals during rounds and visits.
• Notify family and physicians of significant treatment issues and changes in condition.
• Participate in facility surveys and support orientation and training of staff.

Skills

Communication

Patient care

Nursing notes

Wound care

Medication administration

Plan of Care

Observation

Problem solving

Reading procedures

Math concepts

Communication with physicians

Education

Nursing degree

Tools

PCC

Job description

Sunset Ridge Post Acute is seeking a Treatment Nurse to deliver physician-ordered care, monitor wounds, and support care planning for residents in a long‑term care setting. You will document care, communicate with families, and work closely with the nursing team to ensure high-quality, compassionate service.

The role requires an active nursing license, CPR certification, and 2+ years in a long-term care environment. You will participate in staff training and state-mandated surveys as needed.