Home Health Registered Nurse Skilled Visits

Nursing as it was intended!

**Ready for a change and looking to do one on one nursing care? AdvisaCare is where it is at!!**

**Do you want the opportunity to build close relationships with patients, providing individualized care plans tailored to their need?**

We want you to be a part of our team at Advisacare to help support patients in their familiar surroundings.

AdvisaCare is seeking top of the line Registered Nurses in the Grass Lake, MI and surrounding areas. With dedication and hard work, we deliver Skilled and Private Duty care in various settings for a diverse patient group. Our staff are committed to providing professional care to each of our patients ensuring their lives are enhanced by our involvement. Our goal is to safely transition the patient from a hospital setting to their home while improving their quality of life!!

Responsibilities:

Manage records, complete necessary paperwork, and perform patient assessments
Ability to work independently
Participate in training and transitioning of the patient from a facility to the home setting.
Comply with all policies and standards of safety and infection control.
Perform all duties and responsibilities in a courteous and customer-focused manner in accordance with AdvisaCares standards of practice.

Current MI Nursing License
Proven Nursing Experience
Familiarity with Professional and Technical Emerging Knowledge
Problem Solving Skills and Ability to Multi-Task
Reliable Transportation
Valid Driver’s License
Work in a Team Responsibly and Independently
Compassionate with Good Communication Skills
Ability to Travel within the Service Area
CPR Certified
Ability to Pass Drug Screen/Clear Background

Benefits AdvisaCare Can Offer YOU:

401K Retirement Plan - Full Time Employees
Medical Benefits Available for 30+ Hourly Employees
Ability to Earn PTO
Excellent Pay/Weekly Paychecks
Employee Appreciation Program
Rewarding Work Environment
Paid General Orientation
Advanced Skilled Training offered
Therapy Division
24/7 Staffing Support

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