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State of Georgia

State government delivering health, transport, education

Compliance Nurse 2 - Long-term Care Program

Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryUpdated on Nov 14
Full-timeAtlanta, GA, USA$70.8k

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree in nursing from an accredited college or university and five years of experience as a registered nurse, including two years in an administrative or supervisory capacity, and a current Georgia license as a registered professional nurse; or eight years of experience as a registered nurse or equivalent position, including two years in an environment related to the area of assignment and four years as a supervisor, and a current Georgia license as a registered professional nurse.
  • A valid Georgia driver's license that enables the employee to drive in Georgia and use of a car at work are required.
  • The position requires extensive statewide and overnight travel, potentially up to 90%, and occasional weekend and after-hours work.
  • The employee must successfully complete preparatory training, including the Surveyor Minimum Qualifications Test, within the first 12 months of employment.

Responsibilities

  • Review, monitor, and ensure compliance with assigned program-area policies and procedures.
  • Evaluate complex medical situations and prepare survey documents under strict deadlines.
  • Lead, plan, organize, and direct nursing activities in assigned facilities.
  • Ensure the quality of nursing care delivered in hospitals, public health facilities, and community-based programs.
  • Direct subordinate supervisors and staff.
  • Provide staff development, including orientation, in-service training, workshops, and continuing education for nursing staff at all levels.
  • Review state, federal, and other regulatory standards information to direct quality-improvement activities and achieve compliance.
  • Plan and organize surveys according to facility services, size, and compliance history.
  • Gather compliance data through on-site interviews with facility staff or clients, observation of procedures, inspection of the environment or equipment, and review of applicable records.
  • Compile reports of findings and deficiencies with supporting evidence.
  • Recommend adverse action when appropriate and notify facilities of findings.
  • Review and monitor facilities' Plans of Correction for compliance and timely corrective action.
  • Focus surveys on client needs or complaints and adjust the survey focus as findings emerge.
  • Coordinate activities with appropriate agencies.
  • Assist in providing training and guidance to newly employed surveyors as needed.
  • Remain current on federal and state requirements for long-term care facilities through regular training and review of materials.
  • Serve as a team lead worker as needed.
  • Perform other assigned duties.

About the Company

State of Georgia

State government delivering health, transport, education

Georgia's government runs the state by delivering public services through its about 130 state agencies, covering areas like health, transportation, education, environment, and more. It employs roughly 200,000 teachers and state workers who staff schools, agencies, and programs, ensuring laws and services are carried out for residents and businesses. The state interacts with residents and businesses through its agencies, licensing, grants, infrastructure projects, and public programs. What makes Georgia different is its large, diverse economy and status as a business hub, with well-known regional employers and industries (e.g., Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, Delta, CNN, Home Depot, Coca-Cola) and Atlanta’s role as a center for culture and commerce. Its goal is to support residents’ well-being, enable economic growth, and maintain efficient, accessible public services that attract and retain businesses and talent.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Grant
Total funding
$4M
Headquarters
Atlanta, GA
Founded
1788

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