RN SUPERVISORY VISITS TO CLIENTS HOME APPLING COUNTY

SANZIE HEALTHCARE SERVICES, INC.; Augusta (GA); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

SANZIE HEALTHCARE SERVICES, INC. is seeking a Registered Nurse Supervisor to provide skilled nursing care and supervision to clients in Augusta, Georgia. The role involves assessing clients, supervising caregivers, and ensuring adherence to care plans.

Responsibilities also include conducting initial assessments, client education, and collaboration with physicians on care plans. This position requires strong leadership skills and the ability to manage complex care situations.

Responsibilities

• Provide skilled nursing care and supervision according to the Plan of Care.
• Participate in establishing and implementing the client's service plan.
• Regularly assess the nursing needs of clients.
• Conduct initial face-to-face assessments at the client's home.
• Supervise CNAs and other home health aides.
• Complete clinical documentation and client evaluations.

Job description

RN Job Description

Provide skilled, complex nursing care and supervision to clients according to the Plan of Care and Sanzie Healthcare Services Inc.'s philosophy, standards, and policies. Services include:

• The Registered Nurse Supervisor will participate in establishing and implementing the client's service plan in coordination with the staff providing the client's services.
• Provide services hourly or per visit to meet the required professional care.
• Regularly assess the nursing needs of the client.
• Conduct an initial face‑to‑face assessment of the client at the client's home of the resident.
• Provide nursing services as needed and according to the client's service plan.
• Work with clients and their families, accessing the home environment to determine their needs.
• Report problems and progress of client to supervisor and personnel or the client's physicians.
• Responsible for supervising CNAs and other home health aides.
• The Licensed RN shall perform an annual assessment and performance of the PCA, CNA, companion, or sitter by direct observation or demonstration of tasks while the supervisees perform assigned tasks.
• The licensed registered professional shall supervise the provision of personal care tasks for clients determined to be medically compromised, blind, and sensory impaired.
• RN supervisor shall admit and assess clients to services and complete clinical documentation.
• RN Supervisor will supervise supervisory visits as the provider receives a complaint concerning services at the supervisory home.
• Admit and assess clients to services and complete clinical documentation.
• Provide hands‑on care, case management, and evaluation of the Plan of Care and education of the client on proper care and treatment.
• Revise plan in consultation with physician based on ongoing assessments.
• Direct nursing and home healthcare as prescribed by the attending physician.
• Review all plans of treatments for accuracy, appropriateness, and completeness.
• Assist orientation to new caregivers and annual evaluation.
• Perform supervisory visits to each client to observe the caregiver and advise proper care and procedure, if necessary, and satisfaction of client care.
• Ability to adequately assess and reassess pain, utilize appropriate pain management techniques, and educate client and family regarding pain management.
• Perform all aspects of client care in a safe environment that reduces the likelihood of medical or health‑care error.
• Report to the client's physician any changes in the client's condition.
• Demonstrate knowledge of medications and their correct administration based on the age of client and client's clinical position.
• Provide hands‑on care, case management, and evaluation of the Plan of Care and education of the client on proper care and treatment.
• Assist orientation to new caregivers and annual evaluation.
• Perform supervisory visits to each client to observe the caregiver and advise proper care and procedure, if necessary, and satisfaction of client care.
• Ability to adequately assess and reassess pain, utilize appropriate pain management techniques, and educate client and family regarding pain management.