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Pediatric Home Health Nurse -LPN/RN

Battle Creek, Michigan, United States

Overview

Centria Healthcare and Centria Home Rehabilitation are always looking to hire caring, professional and dedicated RNs and LPNs. A healthy work life balance is considered in the structure of our organization. We want our clients and staff healthy and happy. We love what we do and have a high expectation of service. We are growing tremendously and are looking forward to adding great individuals to our team. We understand that our employees are our greatest asset.

 
 

Responsibilities

  1. Perform duties outlined in patient's plan of care
  2. TBI + SCI rehabilitation
  3. Pediatrics
  4. Geriatrics
  5. Ventilator and Tracheotomy care (Training available)
  6. Gastrostomy tube care
  7. Dispensing medications
  8. Observe client’s physical, mental and emotional conditions.
  9. Report any changes
  10. Document observed changes
  11. Communicates effectively with Clinical team to increase optimal outcomes
  12. Maintains professional nature within the home setting
 

Required Qualifications, Skills, and Knowledge
     
  1. Excellent oral and written communication skills
  2. Ability to follow verbal and written instructions 
  3. Ability to utilize computers/tablets and computer software
  4. Current state license as an RN or LPN
  5. Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
  6. Current negative TB skin test or negative chest X-ray
  7. Current flu vaccine
  8. CPR certified

Benefits to choosing Centria:

Healthcare benefits:

  • Medical
  • Dental
  • Vision

Additional benefits offered:

  • Sick Pay
  • Flexible schedule
  • Paid training
  • Virtual Orientation
  • Electronic charting
  • Dedicated staffing specialists
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
  • Referral bonus
  • COVID supply support
  • Tuition Assistance Program 
  • 24/7 On Call support
  • Highest quality metrics in the industry
  • Opportunities for advancement within the organization

Schedule:

Centria's clients have a wide variety of shifts; Days, Nights, Weekends, Visits etc.  Our client's needs dictate their schedule.  With our vast census of clientele, we are sure to find the perfect fit for anyone. 

About Centria:

Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Farmington Hills, Michigan, Centria Healthcare is a leading provider of home-based catastrophic injury and rehabilitation care, private duty nursing, and supportive living services across the state of Michigan. Centria coordinates among multiple disciplines for its rehabilitation services including physical therapy and occupational therapy. Transcending beyond the role of traditional home healthcare providers, Centria has established itself as a market leader through its diverse expertise spanning from the rehabilitation of those who have experienced a Traumatic Brain Injury or Spinal Cord Injury to children dependent on technology. Centria has developed the most comprehensive programs to care for individuals involved in the most serious accidents with potentially long-term complications relating to those accidents.

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