Registered Nurse
Lakes Regional Community Center
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- Location
- Paris, TX
- Work style
- On-site
- Job type
- Full time
- Posted
- Nov 3
- 2 days ago
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Lakes Regional Community Center
Mental health care · 201 to 500 employees
What you'll do
- Screen, plan, develop, organize, implement, supervise, monitor, and evaluate health services
- Delegate medications
- Coordinate and monitor health and medical support services
- In some instances, deliver health and medical support services
What you need
- Licensed to practice as Registered Nurse in the State of Texas
- Two years of full-time employment as a Registered Nurse in a recognized health care agency
- Knowledge of community based care for people with mental health and/or IDD
- Knowledge of Medicaid as it applies to doctors and hospitals
- Skillful in discussing health needs with physicians, nurses, lay staff, and family members
- Proficient computer and writing skills
- Experience working with individuals with mental health or IDD (preferred)
Key skills
Registered Nursecommunity based careMedicaidProficient computerwriting skills
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The Intellectual Developmental Disability (IDD) Nurse is responsible for screening, planning, developing, organizing, implementing, supervision, monitoring, and evaluating an array of health services which respond to the individual needs of people with intellectual developmental disabilities and which will enable these individuals to make choices and live a lifestyle that is full of dignity and increased independence. The IDD Nurse is responsible for delegating medications, coordinating, monitoring, and in some instances, the delivery of health and medical support services provided to eligible individuals within the twelve county area served by the IDD Provider Services. Responsibilities include an after-hour and weekend on-call nursing schedule. All other duties as assigned by the Director of Nursing. All other administrative duties (non-medical) by program supervisor. This position requires knowledge of community based care for people with mental health and/or IDD. Knowledge of Medicaid as it applies to doctors and hospitals. Must be skillful in discussing the health needs of individuals with physicians, other nurses, and lay staff and family members who are members of individuals’ inter-disciplinary teams. Proficient computer and writing skills.
Education, Training, and Experience:
Licensed to practice as Registered Nurse in the State of Texas, plus two (2) years of full time employment as a Registered Nurse in a recognized health care agency, either community based or institutional. Experience working with individuals with mental health or IDD is preferred.