RN Wound Care Full-time

Wound Care Nurse RN

A skilled nursing facility is seeking a talented Wound Care Nurse RN to join our team.

Wound Care Nurse Duties Include but are not limited to:

  • Responsible for accurate and timely documentation of wounds in the nurse's notes at least weekly
  • Responsible for all treatments required by licensed nurses on your shift and ensuring the wound care treatments are carried out at other times.
  • Evaluate high risk patients for pressure reduction interventions methods
  • Conduct body assessments and documentation on all new admissions per policy
  • Round with doctors weekly to assist with assessing residents

Wound Care Nurse Requirements/Qualifications:

  • Must be a self starter, hard working and dedicated professional willing to join our team.
  • Current and valid RN license in the State of NY
  • Active CPR Certificate
  • Point Click a Plus
  • Wound care certification desired
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Experience in LTC preferred but not required
  • Positive attitude and a team player

Salary: Up to $140,000 a year

An Equal Opportunity Employer

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