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Kintegra Health is seeking a Home Care Agency Assistant Supervisor (RN/LPN) in North Carolina to coordinate participant and caregiver schedules, handle calls, and support CNA/PCA/housekeeping staff in home settings. The role requires supervisory capability and strong communication.
Ideal candidates hold an Associate's degree in nursing, RN/LPN licensure in NC, and at least 1 year of nursing experience, preferably with frail elderly clients. A valid NC driver’s license and vehicle are required.
Job Title: Home Care Agency Assistant Supervisor (RN/LPN)
FLSA Status: Exempt
Salary Range: See Salary Scale
Job Summary: Home Care Agency Staffing Coordinator/Certified Nursing Assistant Supervisor is responsible for coordinating high volume Participant and Caregiver schedules, fielding a wide-variety of phone calls, general administrative tasks, assisting CNA’s/PCA’s/Housekeepers in the home setting, to ensure the tasks are being met for participants, able to make independent decisions when needed and having availability for On-Call duty. Oversees all administrative staff. Position reports directly to the Home Care Agency Supervisor.
Education: Associate’s degree in nursing
Experience: At least 1 year as an RN or LPN, preferably in either home or community health. Supervisory experience desired. Minimum of 1 years’ experience working with the frail elderly population.
Number and Type of Employees Supervised (optional): 10 or more CNA’s/PCA’s/Housekeepers/Administrative staff.
Licensure, Registry or Certification Required: Licensed RN or LPN in NC, current, valid NC driver's license and vehicle.
Special Training: Must be able to work effectively in a team environment. Must possess excellent communication, interpersonal skills. Be knowledgeable in multiline computer operations and phone systems as well as excellent writing and reporting skills. Have at least one year’s experience with the frail elderly population.
Immunizations: Be medically cleared for communicable diseases and have all immunizations up to date before engaging in direct participant contact