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Well Care Home Health

In-home health care and rehabilitation services

Clinical Resource Registered Nurse

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduate of an accredited or approved school of nursing through an Associate Degree, diploma, or Bachelor of Science in Nursing program.
  • Hold a current license to practice professional nursing in the state where care is provided; multistate licensure or ability to obtain assigned-area licensure may be required.
  • Hold current CPR certification.
  • Have at least two years of registered nurse experience.
  • Have home health experience.
  • Demonstrate the ability to work independently, adapt to multiple clinical environments, manage patient care responsibilities, coordinate interdisciplinary care, and support high-need locations during temporary assignments.
  • Have hand-eye coordination to give injections, use computer and electronic medical record systems, operate patient care equipment, and perform clinical procedures.
  • Communicate and read English proficiently.
  • Be able to manipulate patient care equipment and safely transfer and guard patients.
  • Be able to transfer or maneuver objects weighing at least 50 pounds and frequently push, move, lift, position, bathe, and ambulate patients.
  • Be able to assess patient conditions, formulate plans of care, select interventions, evaluate responses to treatment, explain conditions and recovery, prioritize duties, learn new patient-care skills, and use supportive services.
  • Be able to visually assess patients and use sight to implement and evaluate plans of care, including changing dressings, starting intravenous lines, regulating intravenous therapy, and monitoring equipment readouts.
  • Be able to hear lung and bowel sounds, alarms, and communications with patients, families, physicians, and staff.
  • Work variable Monday-to-Friday schedules, weekends, holidays, and on-call shifts as needed.
  • Have a valid driver's license, an operational vehicle, and the ability to travel across assigned home health locations while meeting agency mileage, travel, and lodging requirements.
  • Provide care to adult and geriatric populations.

Responsibilities

  • Use the nursing process to provide clinical staffing support across high-need home health regions.
  • Complete initial, comprehensive, ongoing, and reassessment activities according to patient needs, program requirements, and location-specific workflows.
  • Develop, implement, and update individualized plans of care with physicians, patients, families or caregivers, and interdisciplinary teams.
  • Provide direct nursing services and case management support according to plans of care, physician orders, and agency policies.
  • Communicate patient needs, treatment responses, condition changes, and required orders to physicians, branch leadership, and interdisciplinary team members.
  • Adjust schedules to support deployment needs, assignment timelines, agency performance, and continuity of care.
  • Assess patients' and families' physical, psychosocial, environmental, safety, developmental, palliative, bereavement, and clinical needs as applicable.
  • Provide or facilitate education on disease processes, medications, safety, symptom management, agency philosophy, and available resources.
  • Provide age- and clinically appropriate developmental interventions.
  • Perform and document timely assessments supporting eligibility, care planning, and continuity of services.
  • Complete reassessments, recertification activities, service-line updates, and plan-of-care revisions within required time frames and after significant changes in clinical status, support systems, or care environments.
  • Obtain physician orders and use assessment data, teaching guidelines, nursing interventions, and nursing skills to implement and adapt established plans of care.
  • Coordinate assigned patient care with interdisciplinary teams across deployment locations.
  • Supervise assigned aides, licensed practical nurses, and delegated services in accordance with Medicare, federal and state guidelines, program requirements, and agency policy.
  • Supervise nursing care provided by licensed practical nurses and conference with them when shared patients experience changes in plan or condition.
  • Participate in interdisciplinary conferences and care-coordination activities.
  • Maintain assigned caseloads, visit responsibilities, or temporary coverage assignments and inform branch leadership about workload, barriers, patient-care needs, and staffing needs.
  • Report adverse changes in condition, pain or symptom concerns, safety issues, plan-of-care changes, and discharge or transition plans to physicians, branch leadership, and agency staff.
  • Report actual or potential client concerns, risk-management issues, and Adult Protective Services referrals; document them and initiate Performance Improvement notification through the Health Care Safety Zone portal.
  • Complete forms accurately according to agency guidelines and policies.
  • Document eligibility, functional limitations, homebound status, hospice eligibility, symptom-management needs, clinical findings, verbal orders, clinical notes, and interdisciplinary plan-of-care involvement.
  • Document interdisciplinary, interagency, and cross-location communication and service coordination.
  • Support Clinical Resource Team and regional program effectiveness during vacancies, leaves of absence, fluctuating census, coverage needs, and other deployment triggers.
  • Incorporate recommendations and goals from other disciplines, patients, families or caregivers, branch leadership, and interdisciplinary meetings into visits and care coordination.
  • Accept temporary assignments, travel, and changing deployment needs to provide patient care.
  • Participate in performance improvement and required agency and professional education.
  • Work independently, meet deadlines, productivity expectations, and assignment-specific patient-care, documentation, and operational goals.
  • Maintain a clean and safe environment.
  • Manage personal work and travel schedules and time off to support agency operations and assignment completion.
  • Travel to all counties in the assigned region to provide coverage for planned paid time off, call-outs, Family and Medical Leave Act absences, and uncovered territories.
  • Communicate positively and productively with team members across assigned locations and share knowledge, resources, and best practices.
  • Respond courteously and respectfully to patients and other customers and provide education about patient satisfaction surveys.
  • Follow confidentiality, ethics, home health regulatory, safety, and Occupational Safety and Health Administration bloodborne-pathogen requirements.
  • Use equipment, supplies, and resources responsibly and report exposures appropriately.

About the Company

Well Care Home Health

In-home health care and rehabilitation services

Well Care Home Health offers in-home medical and rehabilitative services across the Carolinas, focusing on patients who recover at home. Its services include personalized recovery plans, skilled nursing care, and specialized rehabilitation programs delivered by trained health care professionals. Care is coordinated to meet the needs of patients and their families, with a strong emphasis on quality, professionalism, and compassionate support. Unlike many providers, Well Care has a 37+ year track record and a five-star reputation for reliability and patient-centered care, driven by experienced staff and customized care plans. The company’s goal is to give patients comfort and peace of mind by ensuring their care needs are met with the highest standards in-home care.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Wilmington, NC
Founded
1987

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