Licensed Voc Nurse
Centre for Neuro Skills
- Pay
- $28 to $32
- an hour
- Location
- Bakersfield, CA
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Part time
- Posted
- Oct 22
- 2 days ago
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About the company
Centre for Neuro Skills
Hospital & health care · 501 to 1,000 employees
At CNS, we are a community of "PATHfinders" who work together to find every path possible for our patients to reach their maximum independence and quality of life. We create a supportive work environment through selflessness, innovation, and hard work. We take work very seriously, but we also enjoy a great atmosphere of fun and professional development, and we are committed to promoting a rich environment for each other to thrive through collaboration and empowerment.
What you'll do
- Performs nursing techniques for the comfort and well-being of the patient.
- Supervises, administers, assists with, and delegates the distribution of medications.
- Takes vital signs and monitors the medical progress of patients. Completes documentation and reporting.
- Follows physician's orders and individual nursing care plans, including assisting patients with daily routines, catheter irrigating and assisting with respiratory treatments.
- Provides emergency first-aid for patients and staff if needed. Administers TB tests and Hepatitis B vaccines for staff.
- Teaches, monitors, administers and documents individual patient programs including ADL's (as outlined on the Needs and Services Plans) and therapeutic home programs in English.
- Performs toilet and chair transfers with assistance for patients up to 150 pounds utilizing approved transfer techniques. Provides for the safety of patients, visitors, staff and self when interacting with patients who may have behavioral outbursts, which can include yelling, exiting, hitting, kicking, biting, spitting, scratching, and throwing objects.a. Must be able to recognize patient escalation, via verbal, physical and visual cues.b. Must be able to engage in verbal and physical de-escalation of patients using behavior modification techniques from applicable training programs and patient specific programs.c. Physical intervention and restraints can include calling for help, lifting, standing, walking, running, stooping, bending, kneeling, squatting, carrying, pulling, pushing and assisting with the restraint of patients weighing up to 150 pounds or more.
- May transport patients in company-owned or personal vehicle when company transportation vehicles are unavailable requiring transferring and driving abilities.
What you need
- Performs nursing techniques for the comfort and well-being of the patient.
- Supervises, administers, assists with, and delegates the distribution of medications.
- Takes vital signs and monitors the medical progress of patients. Completes documentation and reporting.
- Follows physician's orders and individual nursing care plans, including assisting patients with daily routines, catheter irrigating and assisting with respiratory treatments.
- Provides emergency first-aid for patients and staff if needed. Administers TB tests and Hepatitis B vaccines for staff.
- Teaches, monitors, administers and documents individual patient programs including ADL's (as outlined on the Needs and Services Plans) and therapeutic home programs in English.
- Performs toilet and chair transfers with assistance for patients up to 150 pounds utilizing approved transfer techniques. Provides for the safety of patients, visitors, staff and self when interacting with patients who may have behavioral outbursts, which can include yelling, exiting, hitting, kicking, biting, spitting, scratching, and throwing objects.a. Must be able to recognize patient escalation, via verbal, physical and visual cues.b. Must be able to engage in verbal and physical de-escalation of patients using behavior modification techniques from applicable training programs and patient specific programs.c. Physical intervention and restraints can include calling for help, lifting, standing, walking, running, stooping, bending, kneeling, squatting, carrying, pulling, pushing and assisting with the restraint of patients weighing up to 150 pounds or more.
- May transport patients in company-owned or personal vehicle when company transportation vehicles are unavailable requiring transferring and driving abilities.
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Perks
- Extended Sick Leave
- 401(k) Plan
- Professional License Reimbursement
- Continuing Education Assistance
- Daily Pay
- LifeMart Benefits
- Wisely Financial Services
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