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Woodland Post Acute in Clinton, TN provides wound care to residents in accordance with physician orders and applicable standards. The role requires a nursing degree or LPN/LVN/RN program completion and at least two years of related experience.
The candidate should maintain licensure, participate in federally funded health programs where applicable, and pursue continuing wound care education. Certification is preferred but not required.
Provides primary skin and wound care to residents in accordance with physician orders, current federal, state, and local standards, guidelines and regulations, the facility’s established policies and procedures and written plans of care.
Identifies, manages, and treats specific skin conditions, such as pressure injuries; diabetic, venous, or arterial ulcers; and traumatic or complicated wounds.
Provide wound care on assigned residents, in accordance with physician orders, following manufacturer recommendations and appropriate techniques.
Completes a thorough and accurate wound assessment upon notification of wound. Completes follow-up assessments weekly and as needed. Documents all assessments in the medical record.
Confers with the care plan team in the development of the comprehensive care plan.
Documents resident care problems, abnormal findings, and changes in resident’s condition. Report to physician, supervisor, and resident/representative.
Monitors implementation of preventive measures such as turning/positioning, pressure relief devices, nutrition/hydration measures, and toileting/incontinence care.