Jobs at Southwest LTC

Administer medications safely to residents according to physician orders, state regulations, and facility protocols. Monitor residents for reactions, document medication administration in electronic medical records, support adherence, follow infection-control and safety procedures, and collaborate with nursing staff to promote resident well-being. Maintain CMA certification through continuing education and training.

Oversees dietary department operations, including menu planning, staff supervision, scheduling, food safety, inventory, budgeting, quality control, documentation, and regulatory compliance. Collaborates with nursing and clinical staff to accommodate residents’ nutritional needs and special diets while maintaining safe, appealing, and nutritious meal service.

Coordinates MDS and Medicare assessments, documentation, RUG payment classifications, skilled-care admissions, continued-stay reviews, care planning, discharge planning, and regulatory submissions. Performs nursing assessments, treatments, medication administration, emergency care, patient rounds, and interdisciplinary coordination. Maintains compliance with nursing licensure, Medicare, MDS, and facility requirements while supporting residents, families, physicians, and staff.

Provides front-desk and general office support by answering and directing calls, greeting visitors, managing mail and express deliveries, ordering and stocking supplies, and performing clerical tasks such as filing, photocopying, faxing, and data entry. The role requires frequent movement, occasional lifting of up to 50 pounds, continuous communication, and work throughout an administrative and healthcare facility.

Administer medications safely according to physician orders, monitor residents for reactions, document care in electronic medical records, support medication adherence, and report changes to licensed nursing staff. The role follows regulatory, infection-control, and facility protocols, collaborates with the nursing team, and maintains certification through continuing education.

Provides direct nursing care to skilled nursing facility residents under RN or Director of Nursing supervision. Responsibilities include medication administration, monitoring conditions and vital signs, implementing care plans, supervising CNAs, documenting care, responding to emergencies, and maintaining infection control and safety standards.

Provides direct nursing care to geriatric residents in a facility setting. Responsibilities include assessing residents, administering medications and treatments, coordinating with physicians and families, maintaining care plans and documentation, supervising nursing aides, managing unit assignments, responding to changes in condition, and ensuring compliance with nursing policies, licensing requirements, confidentiality, and HIPAA regulations.

Assists with meal preparation, serving, and delivery for residents while following dietary specifications, food safety, sanitation, and infection-control protocols. Accommodates special diets and allergies, maintains clean kitchen and dining areas, washes dishes and equipment, stocks supplies, reports shortages, and provides courteous resident interaction. Requires teamwork, communication, and the ability to stand for extended periods and lift 25–50 pounds.

Directs and supervises the facility’s social services program, assessing patients’ psychosocial needs and developing care and discharge plans. Provides counseling, resource referrals, community coordination, transfer and admission support, case conferences, spiritual support, and documentation. Coordinates with staff, families, professionals, and community agencies while supporting resident activities, volunteers, and staff training.

Supports the Director of Nursing by overseeing daily nursing operations, supervising and developing staff, coordinating resident-centered care, maintaining regulatory compliance, participating in care planning and audits, monitoring clinical outcomes, implementing improvements, managing complex resident conditions, and supporting hiring, onboarding, and training.

Oversees a dietary department serving residents, including menu planning, staff supervision, scheduling, food safety, quality control, inventory, budgeting, audits, and regulatory documentation. Collaborates with clinical staff on special diets and promotes a positive, professional team environment.

Provides direct nursing care to skilled nursing facility residents under RN or Director of Nursing supervision. Administers medications and treatments, monitors health conditions, reports changes, supports individualized care plans, supervises CNAs, maintains medical documentation, follows infection-control and safety standards, responds to emergencies, and participates in interdisciplinary care coordination while preserving resident dignity and privacy.

Provides nursing care to geriatric residents in a long-term care facility. Assesses resident needs, administers medications and treatments, documents care, communicates with physicians and families, and updates care plans. Supervises Certified Nursing Aides, assigns staff, monitors resident safety and nutrition, responds to changes in condition, supports admissions and audits, maintains confidentiality, and ensures compliance with nursing standards and facility procedures.

Assists with meal preparation, serving, and delivery for residents while following dietary specifications, special-diet requirements, food safety, sanitation, infection-control, and facility protocols. Maintains clean dining and kitchen areas, washes dishes and equipment, stocks supplies, reports shortages, and provides courteous resident interaction. Requires teamwork, communication, prolonged standing, repetitive tasks, and lifting up to 25–50 pounds.

Administer medications per physician orders and facility protocols, monitor residents for side effects, document administration in the EMR, follow infection control and regulations, and collaborate with nursing staff to support resident care.

Provide direct nursing care to residents in a skilled nursing facility under RN supervision: administer medications and treatments, monitor vitals and responses, document care, assist with and implement individualized care plans, report condition changes, supervise CNAs, ensure infection control and safety, respond to emergencies, and participate in interdisciplinary team meetings while maintaining resident dignity and privacy.

Provide direct nursing care in a skilled nursing facility: administer medications and treatments, monitor resident condition, assist with care plans, supervise CNAs, document care, ensure infection control and respond to emergencies.

Provide direct nursing care and supervision for residents in a long-term care unit: assess residents, administer medications and treatments, supervise and train Certified Nursing Aides, document care, communicate with physicians and families, admit residents, monitor for complications, and support facility policies and staffing needs.