RN Wound Care Nurse

Lakeland Nursing; Lakeland (FL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a dedicated Wound Care Nurse (RN) to join their skilled nursing facility. In this full-time role, you will provide essential wound care to residents while ensuring compliance with quality assurance protocols. Ideal candidates will have experience in long-term care and possess a valid Florida RN license. This position offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on patient care in a supportive environment, where your expertise will be valued and appreciated. If you're passionate about nursing and wound care, this is the perfect opportunity for you to thrive.

Qualifications

• Must be a graduate of an approved nursing program.
• Long Term Care experience and Wound Care certification preferred.

Responsibilities

• Ensure nursing services personnel follow job descriptions.
• Provide wound care to residents and document accordingly.
• Participate in quality assurance for the Nursing Services Department.

Skills

Wound Care

Patient Care

Quality Assurance

Long Term Care

CPR Certification

Education

Approved Nursing Program

Job description

Job Description: Lakeland Nursing and Rehab is looking to hire full-time, Wound Care Nurse (RN) to work at our skilled nursing facility.

Responsibilities of the Wound Care Nurse (RN)

1. Ensure that all nursing services personnel are following their respective job descriptions.
2. Participate in the maintenance and implementation of the Facility’s quality assurance program for the Nursing Services Department.
3. Provide wound care to residents and document.
4. Round with wound care physician.
5. Update wound reports.

Requirements of the Wound Care Nurse (RN)

1. Long Term Care experience is highly preferred.
2. Wound Care certification preferred.
3. Must be a graduate of an approved nursing or practical nursing program.
4. Must possess and maintain a current Florida license as a Registered Nurse (RN).
5. Must be able to move, lift, and position patients.
6. Valid CPR from the American Heart Association.