Night Shift Nurse (RN/LPN) — Transitional Care

Cassia; Fargo (ND); Sur place; USD 70 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Competitive pay

Tuition assistance

PTO

401(k) with employer match

Health benefits

Mentorship programs

Volunteer time off

Résumé du poste

Fargo Elim, a Cassia Community, is seeking a Nurse (RN or LPN) to join our 20-bed Transitional Care Unit in Fargo, ND. You will care for short-stay residents as they recover and transition home or to the next level of care, with a supportive team committed to clinical excellence and outstanding patient experiences.

You’ll administer medications, collaborate with clinicians, document care in electronic charts, and respond quickly to changes in resident condition.

Qualifications

• Current RN or LPN license in North Dakota is required.
• Experience in a Transitional Care Unit (TCU) is a plus.
• IV certification or current course in IVs.
• Strong communication and organizational skills.
• Self-starter with a team mindset.

Responsabilités

• Displays courtesy and respect for residents, families, and staff.
• Coordinates, oversees, and provides resident-related care.
• Administers medications and treatments per physician orders; monitors effectiveness.
• Manages medications, supplies, and equipment per policies.
• Documents care using computerized medication administration and charting.
• Notifies Clinical Manager, physicians, and family of significant changes and follows up.
• Performs additional duties as required.

Connaissances

Excellent communication

Organizational skills

Team player

Self-starter

Formation

ND RN or LPN license

IV certification

Description du poste

Fargo Elim, a Cassia Community, is seeking a Nurse (RN or LPN) to join our 20-bed Transitional Care Unit in Fargo, ND. You will care for short-stay residents as they recover and transition home or to the next level of care, with a supportive team committed to clinical excellence and outstanding patient experiences.

You’ll administer medications, collaborate with clinicians, document care in electronic charts, and respond quickly to changes in resident condition.