Per Diem Nurse LPN RN
- Agawam, MA
- $38.00-43.00 per hour
- Permanent
- Part-time
LPN Starting Pay: $38/hr
RN Starting Pay: $43/hr
Schedules:
- 7a - 7p
- 7p - 7a
- Champion Health and Well-Being: Monitor and coordinate healthcare services to ensure the best possible care for each individual. You'll be a key communicator, connecting with physicians, nurse practitioners, and other healthcare providers to ensure everyone's health needs are met.
- Be a Lifeline for Care: Document nursing interventions and changes, keeping track of everything that impacts each person's health. Whether it's progress notes, daily logs, or communication with staff, you'll make sure no detail is overlooked.
- Ensure Safe and Effective Care: Maintain medication and treatment orders, ensuring they meet MAP standards, while keeping an eye on any side effects or issues that may arise. Your attention to detail will keep people safe and healthy.
- Empower Others to Grow: Teach and train staff in essential personal care techniques, positioning, feeding, and using supportive devices, ensuring everyone is equipped to provide the best care possible.
- Support Independence: Assist individuals with their personal care and daily activities (ADLs), while encouraging them to take control of their lives and responsibilities. You'll be a guide and a support, helping them grow more independent each day.
- Be There for Life's Important Moments: Accompany individuals to medical appointments and day programs, making sure they receive the care and services they need.
- Go Above and Beyond: Take on additional assignments as needed, always working to provide the best support and care possible.
- Make a True Difference: Every day, you'll help people improve their health and quality of life. Your work will have a lasting impact on individuals and their families.
- Be Part of a Supportive Team: You'll work alongside a team of compassionate professionals who share your commitment to making a difference.
- Help People Thrive: By teaching, guiding, and caring for individuals, you'll be part of their journey toward greater independence and self-confidence.
- Grow with Us: With opportunities to learn and grow, you'll gain valuable skills and experience while being part of a team that values your contributions.
- Valid MA Nursing License.
- Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record.
- Physical ability to perform the requirements of the position.
- Good communication and computer skills.
- required fields
I grew up on a farm, showed dairy cows when I was in high school, studied Animal Science at Smith Voc, and worked on several farms raising llamas, goats and alpacas before I came to Prospect Meadow. And I've since learned at least as much from the farm hands as I have brought to them. They are an incredible group of caring, curious, nurturing people who always want to know how I am, how my dog is; and they are eager to learn what I share with them about farming. They've taught me how to communicate very specifically, to include important details, and to check to make sure I've been understood-not just to assume. And they've taught me how to slow down, take a breath, think.
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