Lead LVN: Assistant Director of Nursing

Caraday Healthcare, LLC; San Angelo (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Caraday Healthcare, LLC seeks an LVN Assistant Director of Nursing to support the Director of Nursing in supervising nursing services and upholding standards of care across residents. The role focuses on maintaining a professional, skilled program of care to meet medical, physical, emotional and psychological needs, while aligning with facility policies and administrator guidance.

Required: active LVN license and CPR certification; strong communication and mentoring abilities to guide staff and

Qualifications

• Current LVN license
• CPR certification required; 30 days to complete
• Ability to understand and carry out verbal and written instructions in English
• Ability to speak clearly and hear well to communicate with residents and team members

Responsibilities

• Complete the Daily List on a daily basis
• Review all new admissions for accuracy and completeness
• Make rounds on the residents for which you are responsible daily
• Coach/mentor the licensed nurses under your charge
• Plan, organize, develop, coordinate, and direct infection prevention and control program and activities per standards
• Answer call lights in a timely manner
• Be alert to residents' comforts and needs; respond promptly
• Lift, move and transfer residents; report equipment needs
• Participate in emergency drills and in-service training
• Assist in evacuation when needed
• Maintain regular attendance and adhere to dress code
• Complete training on time and engage in scheduled classes
• Communicate tactfully in sensitive situations
• Promote positive relations with patients, residents, and guests
• Assist in staffing plans and ensure adequate nursing coverage
• Support attending physicians and adhere to Residents' Rights guidelines

Skills

CPR certified

English communication

Job description

Caraday Healthcare, LLC seeks an LVN Assistant Director of Nursing to support the Director of Nursing in supervising nursing services and upholding standards of care across residents. The role focuses on maintaining a professional, skilled program of care to meet medical, physical, emotional and psychological needs, while aligning with facility policies and administrator guidance.

Required: active LVN license and CPR certification; strong communication and mentoring abilities to guide staff and