Jobs at Carespring

The Director of Nursing oversees nursing operations, ensures compliance with regulations, manages staff, and enhances patient care quality at the facility.

The STNA provides direct care to patients, assists with activities of daily living, documents care in the electronic medical record, and collaborates as part of the nursing team.

The charge nurse leader provides direct patient care and oversees nursing aides, ensuring quality care delivery in the facility.

The RN will provide direct patient care, manage the nursing unit, supervise nurse aides, administer medication, and ensure high-quality care delivery.

The Pre-T Nurse Aide assists in non-direct patient care tasks while undergoing training, including answering call lights and providing companionship.

The Nurse - RN provides direct patient care, oversees nurse aides, ensures excellent care delivery, and administers medications and treatments as ordered.

The Senior Staff Accountant will assist in financial statement preparation, bank reconciliations, journal entries, and month-end closing processes while managing additional accounting projects.

The LPN Nurse provides direct patient care, oversees nurse aides, and ensures excellent care delivery while managing unit responsibilities.

The Assistant Director of Nursing assists the DON in managing nursing processes, ensuring patient needs are met, and supervising nursing team education and performance.

The LPN will provide direct patient care, oversee nurse aides, administer medications, and ensure excellent care delivery in the nursing unit.

The position involves providing direct nursing care, supervising aides, managing patient admissions and discharges, and ensuring adherence to treatment protocols.

As a Nurse Aide, you will deliver direct care to patients, attend to their daily living needs, and document care plans in the electronic medical record.

Assist with patient support tasks, including hydration, laundry, and meal service, while under training to become a certified nurse aide. Perform non-direct care duties as assigned by nursing staff.

Lead nursing unit to ensure resident-centered care, oversee staff and admissions, monitor infection control, wound care and fall reduction, provide training and chart audits, handle complaints, and support DON/ADON.

Provide direct nursing care and oversee nursing aides on a skilled nursing unit. Administer medications and treatments per physician orders, assist with admissions/discharges, carry out administrative duties, ensure resident and family needs are met, and promote high-quality, resident-centered care.

Provide direct nursing care and supervise nurse aides in a skilled nursing facility. Administer medications and treatments per physician orders, assist with admissions/discharges, ensure resident and family needs are met, and maintain documentation in the facility EHR. Work available day/night, full-time, part-time, or PRN.

Provide direct resident care and ADLs per care plans in a skilled nursing facility, document care in the electronic medical record, collaborate with nursing team, and support residents and families to ensure high-quality patient outcomes.

The Dietary Supervisor aids in managing the dietary department, oversees staff training, ensures food safety, and assists in meal delivery and menu planning.

Support non-direct patient care while completing nurse aide training: answer call lights, pass ice/water and meal trays, make beds, assist with laundry and linens, mark personal items, set dining tables, provide one-on-one companionship, assist with activities, and perform other non-direct tasks. Cannot perform direct/physical patient care until training completion and must complete classes/clinicals and pass STNA licensure within four months.

Provide non-direct patient support while enrolled in Nurse Aide Training (NATCEP). Duties include answering call lights, passing ice/water and trays, bed and laundry assistance, marking personal items, setting dining tables, one-on-one companionship, assisting with activities, and other non-physical care tasks. Must complete classes, clinical work, and pass licensure to become an STNA within four months.