Jobs at Maine Veterans' Homes

Provides direct nursing care to residents in memory care, skilled nursing, and long-term care settings. Responsibilities include medication administration, assessments, treatments, care planning, documentation, emergency response, infection control, resident advocacy, and communication with families and care teams. Supervises and supports CNAs while ensuring safe, dignified, individualized care.

Provides overnight resident-centered nursing care, leads and supports nursing staff, oversees clinical operations and regulatory compliance, collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, and mentors CNAs and support staff in a long-term care setting.

Supervise nursing staff during evening shifts at a Veterans’ care home, ensuring resident-centered care, safety, regulatory compliance, and effective team performance. Serve as a clinical resource and mentor while providing administrative and clinical oversight. The role requires an active Maine RN license, skilled and long-term care regulatory knowledge, strong English communication skills, and basic computer proficiency.

Provides direct nursing care to long-term care residents, administers medications and treatments, monitors resident conditions, supervises nursing assistants, coordinates assignments, documents care, communicates with families and providers, and ensures regulatory, infection-control, and safety compliance.

Reviews, verifies, and dispenses medications while ensuring safety, regulatory compliance, accurate records, and controlled-substance accountability. Collaborates with providers, nurses, and interdisciplinary teams to resolve medication concerns and optimize patient care. Supports pharmacy workflow, inventory management, education, and quality improvement initiatives in a healthcare setting serving veterans and residents.

Provides direct nursing care to long-term-care residents during the overnight shift. Supervises CNAs and nursing staff, coordinates assignments, administers medications and treatments, monitors resident conditions, documents care, communicates with families and providers, supports admissions and transitions, responds to emergencies, and ensures compliance with safety, infection-control, and regulatory standards.

Licensed Practical Nurses provide direct nursing care to residents in memory care, skilled nursing, and long-term care settings. Responsibilities include administering medications and treatments, updating care plans, supervising CNAs, monitoring resident conditions, documenting care, communicating with families and clinicians, maintaining safety and confidentiality, and responding to emergencies. Evening and overnight shifts are available, with additional shift and weekend differentials.