LTC General Duty Nurse — Day Shift (Part-Time, On-Site)

ECMC; Buffalo (NY); On-site; USD 58,000 - 79,000; Part time

Job summary

ECMC in Buffalo, NY is seeking a General Duty Nurse LTC for a part-time, day shift position in our on-site facility. The role offers an hourly range of $42.35–$57.19, with duties spanning assessment, care planning, medication administration, and discharge planning for residents in long-term care.

Responsibilities include collaborating with physicians, updating care plans, recording vital signs, providing patient and family education, and supporting nursing committees as needed.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited school of professional nursing.
• Current NY Registered Professional Nurse license.
• BLS certification from an ECMCC-approved provider.
• Eligibility for Limited Permit to practice as RN in NYS and license within one year.

Responsibilities

• Performs physical, psychological, and social assessment of patients.
• Develops a written nursing care plan based on patient assessment and diagnosis.
• Works directly under physicians, assisting during exams, diagnostic testing and treatments.
• Implements medical and nursing orders.
• Establishes care priorities based on patient problems.
• Communicates pertinent patient information to the physician and other members of the health care team.
• Records vital signs and documents care given.
• Develops and implements a discharge plan for patients.
• Provides patients and their families with health teaching.
• Administers medication, including intravenous therapy; reports adverse reactions to medications or treatments.

Skills

Nursing assessment

Care planning

Medication administration

Patient education

Education

Registered Nurse license NYS

Limited Permit eligibility

Tools

Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

Job description

ECMC in Buffalo, NY is seeking a General Duty Nurse LTC for a part-time, day shift position in our on-site facility. The role offers an hourly range of $42.35–$57.19, with duties spanning assessment, care planning, medication administration, and discharge planning for residents in long-term care.

Responsibilities include collaborating with physicians, updating care plans, recording vital signs, providing patient and family education, and supporting nursing committees as needed.