Wound Nurse RN

Garden Healthcare; Bridgeport (OH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Staff appreciation programs

Competitive wages

Staff lunches

Mentor program

Free coffee, snacks, and drinks

Job summary

Rolling Hills is seeking a Registered Nurse to oversee wound care at the facility, splitting time between wound care treatments and floor nursing. This role requires leading wound care protocols and coordinating care across shifts.

At Rolling Hills we value staff as much as residents and offer competitive wages, a generous benefits package, full training with a mentor program, and a supportive, friendly atmosphere.

Responsibilities

• Educating staff nurses on wound care protocols
• Creating, updating, and managing care plans
• Performing specialized procedures (e.g., removing dead tissue/debridement, cleaning wounds, and bandaging)
• Working with a multidisciplinary team to plan skin care interventions
• Performing diabetic foot care
• Educating patients and their caregivers on wound care procedures and preventative measures
• Charting information for insurance reimbursement
• Writing nursing orders that promote wound healing and prevent skin breakdown
• Staying up to date with current wound treatments

Job description

Rolling Hills is seeking a Registerd Nurse to oversee our Wound Care at the facility

At Rolling Hills, our employees are just as important as the residents who have entrusted us with their care. And we believe that the happiness of our employees creates happiness for our residents. That is why we offer competitive wages, a generous benefits package, and a friendly atmosphere. Choosing to work at Rolling Hills is a decision you’ll be happy you made! The position will split time between wound care treatments and floor nursing.

WHY WORK FOR US? BECAUSE WE OFFER:

• Staff appreciation programs
• Excellent wages and benefits
• Staff lunches
• Full training and orientation with a mentor program
• Free coffee, snacks, and drinks

Wound Care Nurse Responsibilities

Typical responsibilities of the wound care nurses include:

• Educating staff nurses on wound care protocols
• Creating, updating, and managing care plans
• Performing specialized procedures (e.g., removing dead tissue/debridement, cleaning wounds, and bandaging)
• Working with a multidisciplinary team to plan skin care interventions
• Performing diabetic foot care
• Educating patients and their caregivers on wound care procedures and preventative measures
• Charting information for insurance reimbursement
• Writing nursing orders that promote wound healing and or prevent skin breakdown
• Staying up to date with current wound treatments