Geriatric Care Manager & Nursing Team Lead

Evergreen Healthcare Group; Worland (WY); On-site; USD 52,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Private Health Care Plan

DailyPay - Hard Work Pays Off On the (

Life Insurance

Employee Assistance Program

Training & Development Opportunities

Job summary

Worland Health and Rehabilitation in Worland, WY is seeking a Resident Care Manager (RCM) to oversee the administration of total care to residents and supervise Licensed Nurses and CNAs. The role includes managing medications, monitoring conditions, and coordinating care plans in a long-term care setting.

The RCM will ensure nursing processes align with geriatric and rehabilitation needs, perform vital signs, and address changes with supervision and physician communication.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
• Current LPN or RN licensure in the state of employment.
• Knowledge of nursing process, particularly as it relates to geriatric residents, long-term care, and rehabilitation.

Responsibilities

• Obtains and administers prescribed medications and treatments.
• Observes resident and records conditions; notifies supervisor, family, and physician of changes.
• Takes vital signs to detect deviations and assess condition.
• Administers disciplinary action for staff non-compliance with regulations and policies.
• Modifies care plans and ADL/flow sheets in response to resident changes.

Skills

Medication administration

Vital signs

Nursing knowledge

Documentation

Education

Graduate of accredited school of nursing

Current LPN or RN licensure in state

Gerontology nursing process knowledge

Job description

Worland Health and Rehabilitation in Worland, WY is seeking a Resident Care Manager (RCM) to oversee the administration of total care to residents and supervise Licensed Nurses and CNAs. The role includes managing medications, monitoring conditions, and coordinating care plans in a long-term care setting.

The RCM will ensure nursing processes align with geriatric and rehabilitation needs, perform vital signs, and address changes with supervision and physician communication.