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Rochester Regional Health

Integrated system of hospitals, clinics, labs

Registered Nurse - Home Care

Part-TimeUpdated on 10/23/2026
$78k - $104k
Mid
Bachelor's, Associate's
Rochester, NY, USA
In Person20 hours per week; schedule is 3:30–4:00 p.m. to 9:00–11:00 p.m.; frequent driving and mobile home-care visits.
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryNursing & Frontline Patient Care

About the job

Requirements
  • A Nursing Diploma is required.
  • A current license and registration to practice as a Registered Professional Nurse in New York State are required.
  • A current New York State driver's license is required.
  • An Associate of Science in Nursing is required.
  • Staff must be physically able to drive frequently, enter and exit vehicles, and occasionally lift and carry equipment weighing up to 100 pounds or more.
  • Staff must demonstrate fine and gross motor control, firm grasping, and visual and auditory awareness to deliver care safely.
  • The role requires decision-making, direct exposure to critical or sensitive situations, and independent management of patient care in the field or home setting.
  • Valid licensure, physical readiness, and flexibility for extended or on-call schedules are typically required.
Responsibilities
  • Conduct initial patient assessments, establish plans of care, provide prescribed treatments and demonstrated nursing care, and coordinate the delivery of 24-hour care.
  • Counsel and guide individuals and families toward self-help in recognizing and addressing physical, emotional, and environmental problems.
  • Conduct regular patient reassessments and maintain complete and accurate clinical documentation.
  • Supervise and serve as a resource to home care staff.
  • Provide mobile clinical care in patients' homes or other settings, with frequent driving.
Desired Qualifications
  • Six months to one year of experience conducting UAS-NY Community Assessments is preferred.
  • A Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing is preferred.
  • One year of experience working with a frail or elderly population is preferred.
  • Availability of a motor vehicle is preferred.

About the company

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Rochester Regional Health

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Rochester Regional Health operates a regional, integrated health system delivering primary, specialty, hospital, rehabilitation, behavioral health, senior services and clinical trials across Western New York and nearby areas. Patients access care via a network of more than 500 locations, including 8 hospitals and 300+ practices, with teams coordinating prevention, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation and ongoing support across settings. Its breadth and unity enable seamless transitions within one system, differentiating it from smaller providers or single-hospital networks. Its goal is to help the community stay healthy and live fulfilling lives through accessible, comprehensive, patient-centered care at every life stage.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Grant

Total Funding

$600K

Headquarters

Rochester, New York

Founded

N/A

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What believers are saying

  • RRH doubled Unity infusion capacity and added a dedicated oncology pharmacy in 2026.
  • RRH reduced contingent nursing labor 37% and logged 14.5% RN turnover in 2025.
  • Four RRH hospitals earned 2026 U.S. News recognition, supporting referrals and recruitment.

What critics are saying

  • Jennifer Eslinger leaves September 21, 2026, forcing an executive search during expansion.
  • NLRB cases filed in May 2026 accuse RRH of coercive statements and retaliation.
  • September 2026 coding layoffs signal cost pressure and possible revenue-cycle disruption.

What makes Rochester Regional Health unique

  • RRH is building Canandaigua's 39,590-square-foot specialty campus, opening early 2027.
  • RRH opened a $2 million electrophysiology lab at Rochester General Hospital in 2026.
  • RRH acquired Victor dermatology, adding Mohs surgery and cosmetic injectables locally.

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  • Health Insurance
  • 401(k) Retirement Plan

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1 year growth

7%

2 year growth

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WHEC-TV
Oct 21st, 2026
Batavia patients can now get new heart scan in the ER at United Memorial Medical Center.

Batavia patients can now get new heart scan in the ER at United Memorial Medical Center. Garrett Chan News10NBC Updated: October 21, 2026 - 3:23 PM Published: October 21, 2026 - 1:45 PM BATAVIA, N.Y. - Rochester Regional Health's United Memorial Medical Center in Batavia launched its HeartFlow CT-FFR program this week, bringing new technology to evaluate coronary artery disease to rural communities. Doctors and hospital leaders said the program lets them assess patients in the emergency room and decide if they need to be transferred for more advanced tests or treatment. "The patient is in the scanner for a couple of minutes while it's running. But, the patient comes in, they get an IV. We inject a dye, and they are in the CT scan for a few minutes to acquire the images, and then the patient can go home. And usually the cardiologists will report these findings in the next couple of hours," Dr. Bipul Baibhav said. Dr. Baibhav said the program is more accurate than traditional stress testing because it uses artificial intelligence. He said the new program prevents invasive procedures like angiograms and uses less radiation than a nuclear stress test. "The AI model that is used for this, it, the heart flow technology use what we call computational fluid dynamics. It's very well validated through multiple research studies...So with this modeling or 3D modeling, we can determine more accurately, is this blockage actually causing flow limitation?" Baibhav said. Closure of birthing center at Newark-Wayne. The program's rollout comes just months after the hospital system decided to close the Newark-Wayne Birthing Center. "But ultimately, that decision was around what opportunity and what do we have as far as those clinical specialists that we need to be able to provide that level of care? We have an aging community, in Wayne County, in the surrounding counties...So that's ultimately what really drove that decision was, was where do we have the physician, the personnel resource, to continue providing this sort of high, high level, high quality and high standard," Michael Rulffes, president and COO of United Memorial Medical Center, said. Rulffes said it does not anticipate closing more Rochester Regional Health rural care facilities soon. "We want to continue progressing forward with increased services, better access to care. So we are continually always looking at and focusing on how do we continue to expand our primary care access, our specialty access in the community," Rulffes said. Dr. Baibhav said doctors will be doing routine quality assurance of cardiac imaging as the program continues to roll out to other rural areas. Rochester Regional Health said it wants to expand the cardiac technology to other rural hospitals, including Clifton Springs and Newark-Wayne. The new cardiac care program is covered by all health insurances.

Johnson Newspaper Corporation
Oct 13th, 2026
Rochester Regional Health welcomes new Surgical Services team member.

Rochester Regional Health welcomes new Surgical Services team member. * Oct 13, 2026 Updated Oct 13, 2026 * 0 POTSDAM - Rochester Regional Health's St. Lawrence Region is pleased to welcome Aiden Tam, PA, a North Country native, to its Surgical Services team. As a Surgical Assist at Canton-Potsdam Hospital, Tam will be working directly alongside all surgical subspecialties in the operating rooms, including orthopedics, general surgery, and OB/GYN. Additionally, he will be rounding and providing post-surgical care to patients who require admission onto the medical-surgical unit. In full collaboration with all members of the surgical and inpatient teams, he assumes a crucial role in ensuring the success of surgical procedures and providing safe and effective patient care. Tam earned his Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Albany Medical College in Albany, NY. He previously earned a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Technology from Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, graduating magna cum laude. As part of his physician assistant training, Tam completed clinical rotations in several specialties, including thoracic surgery at St. Peter's Hospital, Albany, surgical oncology and plastic surgery at Albany Medical Center, and orthopedic surgery with Capital Region Orthopaedic Group and Albany Medical Center. "I am proud to be joining Canton-Potsdam Hospital and look forward to giving back to the North Country community that raised me," said Tam.

FingerLakes1.com
Oct 13th, 2026
Rochester Regional nurse leader receives Finger Lakes leadership award.

Rochester Regional nurse leader receives Finger Lakes leadership award. Theresa Glessner, a Rochester Regional Health nursing executive who previously led nursing at hospitals in Newark and Clifton Springs, has received a 2026 Finger Lakes regional leadership award. The health system announced that the New York Organization for Nursing Leadership presented the award during its annual conference. The organization recognizes nurse leaders for mentorship, service and contributions to their hospitals and communities. Glessner spent eight years as chief nursing officer at Newark-Wayne Community Hospital and Clifton Springs Hospital & Clinic. She has worked for Rochester Regional Health for more than a decade and is now its senior vice president and chief nursing practice officer. Discover more Local Sports Coverage She was one of six regional leadership award recipients across New York in 2026, according to the health system. The announcement did not describe a change in her duties or a new program tied to the award. Michael Rulffes, president and chief operating officer of the Newark and Clifton Springs hospitals and United Memorial Medical Center, said Glessner has helped nurses develop professionally while staying attentive to the communities served by the hospitals. "I've seen firsthand how much she cares about our nurses and the pride she takes in helping them succeed," Rulffes said in the announcement. Rochester Regional Health operates hospitals and other health services across the Finger Lakes and western New York. Glessner's current systemwide nursing-practice role follows her leadership at the two local hospitals.

ClickNny
Sep 23rd, 2026
New physician joins emergency medicine team at Canton-Potsdam Hospital.

New physician joins emergency medicine team at Canton-Potsdam Hospital. Rochester Regional Health's St. Lawrence Region has added Charles Kolkin, DO, to the emergency medicine team serving Canton-Potsdam Hospital. Syracuse · Community · Sep 23, 2026, 11:18 AM · Updated Sep 24, 2026, 5:00 AM Rochester Regional Health's St. Lawrence Region has added Charles Kolkin, DO, to the emergency medicine team serving patients at Canton-Potsdam Hospital in Potsdam. Kolkin completed an emergency medicine residency at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse and earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine. Before becoming a physician, he spent nearly a decade as a firefighter and paramedic in Maryland. This story was written from a community submission and reviewed by a ClickNNY editor before publication.

Johnson Newspaper Corporation
Sep 22nd, 2026
Rochester Regional Health welcomes new MD to Emergency Medicine team.

Rochester Regional Health welcomes new MD to Emergency Medicine team. * Sep 22, 2026 Updated Sep 22, 2026 * 0 POTSDAM - Rochester Regional Health's St. Lawrence Region is pleased to welcome Dalton LaBarge, MD, to its Emergency Medicine team, expanding access to emergency care for patients across the region. Dr. LaBarge, a first generation physician, completed his Emergency Medicine Residency at the University of Rochester Medical Center, where he also served as Chief Resident. He earned his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. He previously completed post-baccalaureate studies at the University of Rochester School of Arts & Sciences and earned his Bachelor of Arts from Columbia University. Throughout his medical training, Dr. LaBarge has distinguished himself through clinical education, leadership, advocacy, and community service. As Chief Resident, he helped lead administrative, educational, and interprofessional efforts within the University of Rochester Medical Center's Emergency Medicine Residency program, while fostering a culture focused on growth, excellence, and inclusivity. "Skennenkó:wa Wa'tkononhwerá:ton', Peace and greetings with gratitude," said LaBarge. "After many years of being away to complete my training, I am over the moon to return home to Ahkwesáshne and the North Country; and to have this new opportunity to care for our incredible community! This is a dream come true for me and I greatly look forward to this next chapter in life working within Rochester Regional Health's St. Lawrence Region to deliver the highest quality emergency care for our patients and their families." Dr. LaBarge has received numerous honors recognizing his leadership, service, and commitment to medical education and patient care. He is a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society and Gold Humanism Honor Society. His honors also include the American College of Emergency Physicians Student Professionalism and Leadership Award, the American Medical Association Foundation Physicians of Tomorrow Award, the University of Rochester Change Maker Award, and the Dr. Lemuel Rogers Memorial Award from the Black Physicians Network of Greater Rochester. His professional interests extend beyond the emergency department. Dr. LaBarge has contributed to research involving tick-borne illness in emergency medicine and pediatric THC ingestions and has published research in Regenerative Medicine and Annals of Plastic Surgery. To learn more about emergency care and other services available through Rochester Regional Health's St. Lawrence Region, visit rochesterregional.org. To learn more about Dr. LaBarge visit rochesterregional.org/providers/dalton-t-labarge.