FT Night Nurse-LPN or RN

Ridgewood Rehabilitation & Care Center; Seward (NE); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Ridgewood Rehabilitation & Care Center is seeking a night nurse dedicated to providing quality care to residents. The successful candidate must hold an active Nebraska nursing license and CPR certification, while also meeting various physical requirements related to the role. This position offers a supportive work environment with generous shift differentials for a 12-hour night shift.

Qualifications

• Must hold an active Nebraska nursing license (LPN or RN).
• Current CPR certification is required.

Responsibilities

• Provide quality nursing services to meet residents' needs.
• Maintain the facility's standards and safety rules.
• Participate in continuing education and meetings.

Skills

CPR certification

Nursing Licensing

Job description

Dignity in Life is our mission, now ask us about our vision! Ridgewood Rehabilitation & Care Center has several visions that make us one of the best places to work, certified. Currently we are looking for a night nurse to help us provide quality care to our residents. A qualified nurse will have an active Nebraska nursing license (LPN or RN) and an active CPR certification. Generous shift differentials available for a 12-hour night shift (Up to $5.00/hr).

Responsibilities:

• Provide quality nursing services to meet physical, psychological, spiritual, and restorative needs of residents.
• Create and maintain an outstanding facility for residents.
• Maintain and follow established safety rules and precautions.
• Must participate in continuing education in-services and meetings (helps maintain your license).
• Other duties as assigned.

Physical Requirements:

• Pass a physical exam.
• Lift, push, pull and move residents, equipment, supplies, etc.
• Be able to life up to 50 lbs. continuously throughout the day.
• Bend, stoop and twist almost constantly throughout the day.
• See and hear well enough to take blood pressure, chart, read thermometers, etc.
• Remain active and on their feet for up to four (4) hours at a time.