Jobs at Veritas Skilled Nursing Management

Coordinate and plan patient care with clinical teams and families, manage admissions/discharges, ensure documentation and regulatory compliance, and facilitate smooth transitions to post-acute care.

The Physical Therapist Assistant provides direct rehabilitation care under supervision, conducts evaluations, implements treatment plans, and collaborates with healthcare teams to improve patient mobility and strength.

The job requires C.N.A.s to provide support in a skilled nursing facility, preferring previous experience but allowing new candidates. Certification in good standing is required.

The receptionist will provide customer service, answer and direct calls, and support various departments as needed in a medical facility.

The Unit Manager oversees nursing staff, manages patient admissions, participates in clinical meetings, and ensures compliance with facility policies.

The Admissions Coordinator manages admissions, transfers, and discharges, ensuring compliance with policies, and performs clerical tasks like documentation and insurance authorization.

The Physical Therapist provides rehab care, evaluating patient mobility and strength, setting goals, and coordinating with healthcare teams for effective treatment.

The Dietary Aid prepares and serves nutritional meals to patients, maintains cleanliness in the dining and kitchen areas, and stocks supplies.

The LPN role involves providing nursing care, performing assessments, administering treatments, and coordinating resident care in a skilled nursing facility.

The Physical Therapist Assistant provides rehabilitative therapy, ensuring compliance with regulations and assisting patients in recovering function under the supervision of a Physical Therapist.

The COTA assists in planning and directing Occupational Therapy Services under supervision, collaborating with staff and patients to optimize therapy outcomes.

Deliver high-quality nursing care, monitor patient statuses, and support residents' well-being as a C.N.A. at The Center at Grande.

The PTA will provide physical therapy services under supervision, assist in care plans, monitor patient progress, and maintain therapy documentation.

As a CNA, you'll provide hands-on care, communicate resident needs, work in a team, and ensure resident comfort and dignity.

As an LVN, you will provide compassionate nursing care, collaborate with healthcare professionals, and monitor patient status at The Center at Grande.

The primary role is to provide patient care in compliance with regulations while collaborating with healthcare professionals, answering call lights, assisting with ADLs, and ensuring patient satisfaction.

The RN provides direct nursing care to residents, ensuring compliance with care plans, medications, and supporting the rehabilitation process while maintaining communication with the care team and families.

Hiring a Full Time Licensed Practical Nurse to work 12-hour shifts, providing patient care and support while cooperating with healthcare teams.

The LPN will provide direct nursing care, communicate effectively with the care team, manage admissions and discharges, and maintain accurate documentation.

The Dietary Aide assists in dietary functions, serves meals, maintains cleanliness, and supports kitchen operations under the direction of the dietitian.