Registered Nurse (RN) - job 1 of 4

As a Registered Nurse (RN) at Giving Home Health Care, your primary responsibilities include executing physician-prescribed plans of care, managing and administering medications, and providing personal care services. You’ll work one-on-one with patients in their homes, ensuring they receive the highest level of personalized care while maintaining thorough documentation and effective communication with healthcare teams.

To qualify as a Registered Nurse (RN) with Giving Home Health Care, you’ll need a current State or Compact License, at least one year of experience in a clinical or home health setting, and a current CPR certification. Additionally, candidates must be willing to undergo a TB test and maintain required insurance.

Yes, the Registered Nurse (RN) position at Giving Home Health Care is a contract role, allowing for flexible scheduling and the ability to provide care in patients’ homes. This 1099 contract opportunity rewards you with competitive pay rates while enabling you to work in a supportive environment.

At Giving Home Health Care, we value our Registered Nurses (RNs) and provide a collaborative culture designed to foster career growth and development. We offer competitive compensation, continuous training opportunities, and a supportive team environment that emphasizes respect and inclusivity.

Registered Nurses (RNs) at Giving Home Health Care enjoy flexible scheduling that allows you to manage your work-life balance effectively. We understand the importance of providing care when it’s needed, and our model supports various shift options to suit your lifestyle.

When answering this question, reflect on your personal experiences and highlight key moments that inspired your journey into nursing. Speak about your passion for patient care and how this aligns with Giving Home Health Care's mission to support individuals in need.

Share specific examples of your previous roles in home health care, describing your responsibilities and the types of patients you managed. Discuss the importance of adaptability and effective communication in ensuring providing quality care in home settings.

Discuss your approach to managing difficult situations, emphasizing active listening, empathy, and problem-solving skills. Be sure to provide an example of a challenging situation you've faced and how you resolved it effectively.

Focus on your knowledge of best practices in patient care, including thorough assessments, adherence to protocols, and regular communication with medical teams. Articulate specific safety measures you employ to protect your patients.

Highlight your communication skills and experience in discussing sensitive topics with families. Talk about the importance of transparency, compassion, and providing ongoing support to ensure families feel informed and involved in their loved ones' care.

Mention specific EHR systems you've utilized and how you ensure accurate documentation. Discuss how digital records can enhance patient care and the importance of maintaining confidentiality and compliance with regulations.

Speak to the importance of empathy and active listening. Share techniques like personalizing your approach based on individual patient needs and fostering trust through consistent communication.

Discuss your commitment to continuous learning through professional development, attending workshops, or following relevant nursing journals. Emphasize how staying updated contributes to superior patient care.

Explain your approach to prioritization based on patient needs and criticality. Use situational examples to demonstrate your organizational skills and how you adapt to changing priorities throughout the day.

Express your passion for in-home care and how it aligns with Giving Home’s mission of supporting individuals from the Department of Energy. Discuss their values, culture, and your desire to be part of their team dedicated to making a significant impact in people's lives.