Registered Nurse (RN) - job 1 of 3

As a Registered Nurse (RN) at Giving Home in Coal Creek, your primary responsibilities will include executing physician-prescribed care plans, managing medications, conducting patient assessments, and providing daily living support. You'll also monitor any changes in the patients' health and communicate with family and healthcare teams to ensure everyone is informed and aligned on care strategies.

To work as a Registered Nurse at Giving Home, you'll need a current State or Compact License as an RN, and CPR certification. Additionally, it's essential to have good interpersonal skills, reliable transportation for home visits, and the ability to deliver compassionate care, particularly to those in medically fragile conditions.

No, the Registered Nurse (RN) position at Giving Home is a PRN role, requiring just 4 hours per month. This flexible schedule allows you to balance your personal commitments while still making a significant impact on the lives of our patients in Coal Creek.

Registered Nurses at Giving Home can expect to earn $45 per hour. Additionally, this position operates on a 1099 contract basis, providing both competitive compensation and flexibility in your work schedule.

Giving Home is dedicated to the professional growth of its Registered Nurses by providing a collaborative company culture and numerous growth opportunities. We believe in empowering our team through ongoing training and professional development, ensuring that our RNs have the skills they need to succeed and make a difference.

Discuss specific techniques you've employed, such as deep breathing, time management, or prioritizing tasks. Providing an example of a specific instance where you successfully managed stress will demonstrate your ability to remain calm under pressure.

Describe how you gather patient information, consult with family and the healthcare team, and prioritize patient needs. Illustrating your approach with a real-life example will enhance your response and show your methodical approach.

Emphasize qualities such as compassion, communication, and critical thinking. Support your answer with personal anecdotes that illustrate how these qualities have helped you succeed in past roles.

Talk about your commitment to continuing education, awareness of regulatory changes, and the importance of accurate documentation. Sharing an example of how you've implemented changes in your practice will strengthen your answer.

Select a real-life experience where you faced a tough challenge. Detail the problem, your thought process, and the positive outcome. This shows your problem-solving skills and ability to navigate difficult circumstances.

Highlight your use of empathy, active listening, and education in your communication. Consider providing a specific instance where this approach led to improved understanding or comfort for a family or patient.

Discuss protocols such as regular patient assessments, vigilant monitoring for changes, and adherence to medication management guidelines. Illustrate your answer with real scenarios where your actions directly contributed to patient safety.

Convey your alignment with Giving Home's mission of compassionate care and how your values as a nurse resonate with theirs. Personalizing your response to reflect your desire to make a difference will showcase your genuine interest.

Explain your commitment to lifelong learning through workshops, courses, and professional organizations. Highlight your proactive approach to staying informed and how it improves the care you provide.

Discuss your understanding of the emotional and medical aspects of end-of-life care, along with specific practices you’ve employed to support both patients and their families during this sensitive time.