NOC RN: Compassionate Care Leader

Grand Oaks Care; Tulare (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive wages

Strong team culture

Job summary

Grand Oaks Care Center in Tulare, CA is seeking Full-Time Registered Nurses (RNs) for all shifts to provide high-quality care to residents in a supportive environment. Join a team that values compassion, dependability, and dedication to resident well‑being.

The role requires an active California RN license and current BLS/CPR certification, with preferred experience in long‑term care. You’ll lead care teams, participate in care planning, and ensure safe, respectful resident care on the NOC shift.

Qualifications

• Active RN license in the state of California (multi-state licenses welcomed)
• Current BLS/CPR certification (or willingness to obtain)
• Experience in long‑term care or skilled nursing preferred
• Strong leadership, communication, and critical‑thinking skills
• A compassionate heart and commitment to excellent resident care

Responsibilities

• Provide and oversee resident care per physician orders and facility policies
• Develop and update individualized care plans with the interdisciplinary team
• Perform nursing assessments and document accurately and timely
• Administer medications and treatments following proper procedures
• Supervise CNAs and LVNs, ensuring compliance with care standards and safety regulations
• Maintain infection control and follow safety protocols to uphold a clean and secure environment
• Participate in care conferences and support residents’ physical and emotional well‑being

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Critical-thinking

Compassionate care

Job description

Grand Oaks Care Center in Tulare, CA is seeking Full-Time Registered Nurses (RNs) for all shifts to provide high-quality care to residents in a supportive environment. Join a team that values compassion, dependability, and dedication to resident well‑being.

The role requires an active California RN license and current BLS/CPR certification, with preferred experience in long‑term care. You’ll lead care teams, participate in care planning, and ensure safe, respectful resident care on the NOC shift.