RN UAS Assessment Nurse — Per Diem Home Care Evaluator

Personal Touch Home Care; New York (NY); On-site; USD 193,000 - 227,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Recognition programs

Health benefits

Paid time off

401k

Life insurance

Growth opportunities

EAP

Perks program

Job summary

Personal Touch Home Care is seeking a dedicated RN UAS Assessment Nurse to cover all boroughs in New York. This fee-for-service, per diem role requires a valid NY RN license and UAS-NY certification. Initial and reassessment visits are paid per visit with clear rates.

Responsibilities include conducting UAS assessments, documenting results, and coordinating with other care providers to support patient needs. Strong patient communication and timely reporting are essential.

Qualifications

• Must have valid RN license in NY and UAS-NY certification.
• Experience in Home Care, case management or long-term home care is preferred.
• Proficient with DOH UAS assessment instrument.

Responsibilities

• Conduct UAS assessments to determine level of care and support needs.
• Use the UAS tool to document assessment results accurately.
• Provide compassionate, professional interactions with clients in community settings.
• Submit completed assessments within designated timeframes and maintain records.
• Collaborate with other care providers to ensure comprehensive assessment.
• Attend required training sessions and stay updated on assessment changes.

Skills

UAS assessment

Patient education

Education

RN license NY

Bachelor’s degree in nursing (preferred)

BLS Certification (Preferred)

UAS-NY Certified

Tools

UAS DOH instrument

Job description

Personal Touch Home Care is seeking a dedicated RN UAS Assessment Nurse to cover all boroughs in New York. This fee-for-service, per diem role requires a valid NY RN license and UAS-NY certification. Initial and reassessment visits are paid per visit with clear rates.

Responsibilities include conducting UAS assessments, documenting results, and coordinating with other care providers to support patient needs. Strong patient communication and timely reporting are essential.