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United Church Homes

Senior living and affordable housing

Nursing Unit Manager - RN

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeFairborn, OH, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • An Associate's Degree in Nursing is required.
  • At least 1 year of experience is required.
  • Must proficiently operate a computer, the internet, Microsoft Office, relevant software programs, and basic office and nursing equipment.
  • Must have successfully completed a state-approved pre-licensure nursing education program and hold an active nursing license conferred by the state Board of Nursing.
  • Must obtain and maintain mandatory state and federal requirements and certifications for the practice or occupation.
  • Must be CPR certified.
  • Special care and dementia care employees must complete additional training in caring for and treating residents with dementia.
  • Must be able to work with elderly residents, families, and other health care staff members.
  • Must adhere to the terms and conditions in the United Church Homes Employee Handbook.
  • Must participate in continuing education required by Ohio State Requirements.
  • Must meet residents' total care, supervisory, and emotional needs in a timely manner as determined by the resident assessment.
  • Must provide additional monitoring for residents with increased emotional needs or behaviors that may cause problems for themselves or other residents.
  • Must assist with the prompt evacuation of non-ambulatory residents when necessary.
  • Must have documented first-aid training.

Responsibilities

  • Oversee staff development, including training and education of nursing staff, and ensure STNA competencies, including catheter care, medication procedures, and dressing changes.
  • Conduct monthly STNA meetings to discuss new issues, training, and resident concerns.
  • Audit electronic medical records daily, follow up with employees to ensure accuracy, and audit the electronic medication program.
  • Liaise with the corporate office regarding the electronic medical records system and troubleshoot as necessary.
  • Assist the Director of Nursing as necessary and make weekly rounds with the doctor and nurse practitioner.
  • Oversee the restorative care program.
  • Conduct interviews for new hires; review employee call-offs, call in off-duty employees, or adjust assignments to ensure staffing coverage; and participate in directing and assigning nursing staff.
  • Communicate relevant information to team members, physicians, families, and the supervisor; assign resident care responsibilities; and supervise subordinates during scheduled shifts.
  • Discipline subordinates, including issuing verbal or written warnings or suspending employees pending investigation and possible discharge.
  • Staff the department with capable employees, plan work according to employees' performance and skills, orient and train employees, set job expectations and objectives, provide guidance and supervision, and periodically review employee performance.
  • Recommend promotions and pay, recognize and reward initiative and work well done, coach and counsel personnel, and manage personnel information.
  • Provide employees with safe-work-practice training and instructions, review work activities and facilities for hazards, and maintain security and accountability in assigned areas.
  • Ensure equal opportunity in business activities, and receive, investigate, and respond to employee grievances.
  • Demonstrate a caring attitude toward residents, family members, employees, and guests, and ensure subordinates provide helpful and responsive service.
  • Devote adequate time to personal development and training, particularly in human resources management.
  • Oversee proper execution of nasogastric and feeding-tube insertion, placement, irrigation, and feeding; colostomy care; Foley and Texas catheter care; straight catheterization; feeding-pump operation; and related intake, output, weight, and abdominal monitoring.
  • Perform appropriate gastrointestinal, genitourinary, pulmonary, cardiac, circulatory, neurological, musculoskeletal, and integumentary assessments; positioning and transfer techniques; and range-of-motion exercises.
  • Perform emergency procedures, including administering oxygen, suctioning, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and using an Ambu bag; perform glucometer checks.
  • Administer intravenous therapy, including site care, Heparin Lock monitoring, mixing and administering solutions, calculating infusion rates, and operating infusion pumps.
  • Perform tracheotomy and nasotracheal suctioning and tracheotomy care as necessary.
  • Provide gastrostomy care, including proper irrigation and placement checks; apply sterile and isolation techniques; and collect laboratory specimens as required.
  • Provide central-line and hyperalimentation care, including flushing, infusions, monitoring, tubing and bag changes, medication mixing, lipid piggybacking, site care, obtaining orders, checking bag contents and labels, and monitoring for complications involving central and PICC lines.
  • Supervise and assist with meal service; consult the dietician about special dietary needs; implement dietary recommendations; monitor significant weight changes and report them to the physician and dietician; identify residents at risk of nutritional problems; and check food brought by families for compliance with orders, dietary needs, and safety.
  • Document medications, treatments, and as-needed medications; complete daily 24-hour reports; monitor intake and output; participate in monthly medication renewals; complete resident chart forms; document changes in resident condition and required follow-ups; and interpret policies and procedures for personnel, residents, visitors, and government agencies.
  • Complete resident charge slips, maintain daily census reports, complete medical forms and reports, record diet-order changes and notify the Dietary department, and report discrepancies in physician's orders, diet changes, or charting to a supervisor.
  • Assist with acute and long-term care plans and Minimum Data Set completion; participate in care conferences as necessary; evaluate care interventions, identify problems and trends, and develop alternative interventions.
  • Understand resident rights, investigate alleged abuse as appropriate, ensure progress notes reflect care plans, and ensure nursing assistants know and follow resident care plans.
  • Conduct pre-admission assessments and oversee admissions, including orienting residents, obtaining physician orders, completing nursing admission assessments, ordering medications, supplies, and diagnostic tests, and notifying nursing personnel of admission details.
  • Obtain reports from admitting facilities before or at admission and oversee discharges by completing post-discharge plans and paperwork, educating residents, informing nursing staff, and arranging transportation.
  • Oversee patient transfers and ensure admission, discharge, and transfer documentation is complete and accurate.
  • Ensure staff deliver quality care and service according to policies and procedures and report violations, abuse, or mistreatment to appropriate authorities.
  • Follow safety and security protocols in the Dementia Special Care Unit, communicate effectively with residents and their families, provide care according to dementia protocols, and participate in relevant training.
  • Maintain confidentiality, handle unusual occurrences calmly, participate in special activities such as safety committees and new-hire mentoring or orientation, attend quality assurance and other required meetings, and perform other assigned duties.

About the Company

United Church Homes

Senior living and affordable housing

United Church Homes is a faith-inspired nonprofit that runs senior living communities and affordable housing for older adults across the United States. Its living options range from independent apartments to assisted living, memory care and round-the-clock skilled nursing, alongside short-term rehabilitation. NaviGuide extends its work into people's homes through a monthly membership that connects families with a service coordinator for care, transport and local resources. The organization owns or manages housing for residents who meet federal income requirements and accepts donations to support its mission. Founded in 1916, United Church Homes is headquartered in Marion, Ohio.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Marion, OH
Founded
1916

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