Wound Care Nurse: Skilled SNF Healing Specialist

Capitol Hill Healthcare; Montgomery (AL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Capitol Hill Healthcare in Montgomery, AL seeks a Wound Care Nurse to provide specialized wound care support for residents in a skilled nursing facility. The role emphasizes assessment, dressing changes, prevention, and collaborative care planning.

Ideal candidates are LPNs with licensure, experience in wound care, and proficiency with electronic health records; strong communication and compassionate patient interaction are essential.

Qualifications

• Completion of an LPN program and licensure.
• Previous wound care experience preferred.
• Strong attention to detail and compassionate patient care.
• Wound care certification or training preferred.
• Familiarity with electronic health record systems.

Responsibilities

• Wound Assessment: Assist in assessing residents with wounds under supervision and document findings.
• Wound Dressing Changes: Perform routine and complex wound dressing changes per care plan with aseptic technique.
• Skin Integrity Monitoring: Regularly monitor skin integrity and report changes to the team.
• Wound Prevention: Develop and implement preventive measures with the team and educate residents/families.
• Communication: Coordinate with nursing staff and wound care team for comprehensive care planning.
• Record Keeping: Maintain accurate records of wound care interventions and outcomes.
• Patient and Family Support: Provide education and emotional support to residents and families.

Skills

Teamwork

Attention to detail

Communication

Collaboration

Education

LPN program & licensure

Tools

Electronic Health Records

Job description

Capitol Hill Healthcare in Montgomery, AL seeks a Wound Care Nurse to provide specialized wound care support for residents in a skilled nursing facility. The role emphasizes assessment, dressing changes, prevention, and collaborative care planning.

Ideal candidates are LPNs with licensure, experience in wound care, and proficiency with electronic health records; strong communication and compassionate patient interaction are essential.