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RN/LVN New Graduate-Skilled Nursing Facility

Lompoc Valley Medical Center

Lompoc, CAJob$33.81–66.21/hrPosted 5mo agoSeen in employer's feed 5 days ago

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At a glance

Compensation
$33.81–66.21/hr
Location
Lompoc, CA
Work Authorization
Not specified

Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Valid California Nursing LicenseCPR Certification From American Heart Association

Job overview

Lompoc Valley Medical Center is hiring a RN/LVN New Graduate-Skilled Nursing Facility. The Nurse Manager supervises the Team Leaders, who administer medications and oversee Nursing Assistants' care activities for approximately 20 residents on day or evening shifts, and 38 on night shifts. This role requires working well under stress or tight deadlines and maintaining positive interactions with supervisors, co-workers, patients/residents, family members, and visitors. The position involves supporting the District Mission and Values, demonstrating respect, professionalism, and courtesy, and participating in performance improvement activities and professional development.

Key focus areas include Administer medication to residents, following established procedures, Document administration of medication in a timely manner, and Safeguard prescription medication(s) under control.

Successful candidates bring California Nursing License, CPR Certification, and Nursing Education. Important skills include Work Under Stress, Work With Supervisors, Work With Co-workers, Work With Patients/Residents, Work With Family Members, and Work With Visitors. Preferred (not required): Supervise Shift and Wound Care.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Work Under StressWork With SupervisorsWork With Co-WorkersWork With Patients/ResidentsWork With Family MembersWork With VisitorsSupport District Mission and ValuesDemonstrate RespectProfessionalismCourtesyC-I-CARE PrinciplesPerformance Improvement ActivitiesProfessional DevelopmentMedication AdministrationDocumentationResident AssessmentEvaluate ResidentsImplement Physician's OrdersResident Status ReportsMonitor Nurse AssistantsDirect Nurse AssistantsWeekly Nursing Care SummariesProvide Resident CareContribute to Care PlanAttend Nursing Staff MeetingsAttend in-ServicesClinical ResourceManage Multiple TasksManage IssuesInstruct CNAsSupervise CNAsRepetitive Nursing WorkMaintain Focus With InterruptionsBe SupervisedWork as a TeamPositive Personal InteractionsCommunicationLegible WritingInformative WritingPlanning Nurse Assistant ActivitiesSupervising Nurse Assistant ActivitiesSupervise ShiftWound Care

Qualifications

Education to Obtain California Nursing LicenseValid California Nursing LicenseCPR Certification From American Heart AssociationGeriatric Nursing Experience

Full job description

Salary Range:

RN: $53.01 - $66.21

LVN: $33.81 - $43.30

Pay rates are determined based on experience and internal equity.

Position Summary:

  • Under the general supervision of the Nurse Manager.

  • Team Leaders administer medications and oversee the Nursing Assistants’ care activities.

  • Team Leaders are assigned to approximately 20 residents on day or evening shifts, and 38 on night shifts.

  • Must work well under stress or tight deadlines.

  • Must work well with supervisors, co-workers, patients/residents, family members and visitors.

District Responsibility:

  • Support of the District Mission and Values

  • Demonstrate Respect, Professionalism and Courtesy to all patients, visitors, other providers and coworkers, as delineated in the LVMC “Commitment to Care”.

  • Constantly use C-I-CARE principles when communicating with others.

  • Performance Improvement Activities

  • Professional Development

Position Duties/Responsibility:

  • Administers medication to residents, following established procedures.

  • Documents administration of medication in a timely manner, following established procedures.

  • Takes prescribed action to safeguard prescription medication(s) under his or her control.

  • Assesses and evaluates residents (usually while administering medication), being alert for changes in resident’s health, alertness, or comfort. Communicates these changes to the Shift Coordinator and resident’s physician.

  • Receives and implements Physician’s Orders according to established policies and procedures.

  • Documents incidental events significant to the resident’s condition and care planning decisions.

  • Participates in resident status reports using established practices by receiving information from off-going shift and giving information to the on-coming shift.

  • Monitors and directs activities of the Nurse Assistants on the leader’s team. Team Leaders ensure the use of correct procedures, completion of resident care assignments, and accurate, timely charting. When Nurse Assistant’s do not respond to instruction, the Team Leader immediately advises the Shift Coordinator.

  • Writes Weekly Nursing Care Summaries which reflect the items listed on the care plan. Summaries are written on the day designated by the established schedules.

  • Provides care described in the resident’s care plan. Contributes to the care plan as requested, adding infectious situations as they occur.

  • In the absence of the Shift Coordinator, the Team Leader may be assigned by the Director Nursing to supervise the shift.

  • Attends and contributes to nursing staff meetings and In-services.

  • Registered Nurses act as a clinical resource for their shift.

  • In the absence of a Treatment Nurse, the Team Leader is responsible for wound care and documentation.

  • To review the ADL documentation, charted by the CNA’s.

  • Position Competencies

  • Other Duties Assigned by Supervisor

Essential Functions:

  • The ability to maintain California nursing license and CPR certification.

  • The ability to stand and walk for prolong periods of time.

  • The ability to sit for prolong periods of time.

  • The ability to manage multiple tasks and issues.

  • The ability to instruct and supervise the CNA’s on their Team.

  • The ability to do repetitive nursing work.

  • The ability to maintain focus with constant interruptions.

  • The ability to be supervised.

  • The ability to work as a Team.

  • The ability to have positive personal interactions with staff, patients/residents and visitors.

Position Qualifications:

  • Education: Education needed to obtain a valid California State nursing license.

  • Experience: Geriatric nursing experience is preferred.

  • Cert/License: A valid California nursing license and CPR certification required from the American Heart Association.

  • Skills/Ability: Demonstrates competent professional nursing skills including: Medication administration, assessment, and documentation. Able to verbally communicate effectively to residents, staff, and visitors. Able to write legibly and informatively in resident records. Capable of planning and supervising the Nurse Assistants’ daily activities.

  • LVMC reserves the right to modify the minimum requirements depending on the needs of the organization.

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