In-Home RN: Assessment & Care Planner

ComForCare; Tulsa (OK); On-site; USD 52,000 - 76,000; Full time

Job summary

ComForCare is seeking a Registered Nurse to conduct in-home, non-clinical assessments with clients and families. The role focuses on conversation, observation, documentation, and care planning, not bedside clinical tasks.

Nurses will travel to clients’ homes to perform assessments, develop plans, and support caregivers in implementing non-medical services. The position emphasizes independent work, schedule predictability, and meaningful interactions, allowing nursing judgment without direct

Qualifications

• Active RN license required.
• Ability to conduct thorough verbal and observational assessments.
• Strong documentation and care-planning skills.
• Comfortable working independently in the community.
• Professional, compassionate communication with clients and families.

Responsibilities

• Travel to clients’ homes to complete scheduled, non-clinical nursing assessments.
• Conduct verbal and observational assessments with clients and family members.
• Review medical history, diagnoses, medications, functional abilities, and daily routines.
• Identify risks, support needs, and appropriate non-medical services.
• Develop and update individualized care plans for in-home caregivers to follow.
• Serve as a clinical resource to the care team regarding the client’s plan of care.
• Maintain accurate and timely documentation of assessments and care plans.

Skills

Communication

Documentation

Care planning

Independent work

Assessment skills

Education

RN license

Job description

ComForCare is seeking a Registered Nurse to conduct in-home, non-clinical assessments with clients and families. The role focuses on conversation, observation, documentation, and care planning, not bedside clinical tasks.

Nurses will travel to clients’ homes to perform assessments, develop plans, and support caregivers in implementing non-medical services. The position emphasizes independent work, schedule predictability, and meaningful interactions, allowing nursing judgment without direct