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Our work environment offers
flexibility for full-time and part-time per-diem
nurse and patient care staff.
Competitive per diem rates! |
Full-time and Qualified Part-time Employees
Receive:
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Competitive starting salary
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Twelve days paid vacation (in their first year)
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Ten days paid sick time
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Four paid personal days
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Paid holidays
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Medical Insurance (choice of coverage-2 plans)
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Retirement Program
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Flex Spending Account option
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Optional Disability Insurance
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Paid Mileage
Nursing Positions
Now hiring registered nurses/licensed
practical nurses, licensed in New Jersey and/or Pennsylvania.
Full time/part time and per diem hours are available. To
inquire, email resume to
bamato@karenannquinlanhospice.org or mail to 99 Sparta
Avenue, Newton, NJ 07860.
Physical/Occupational/Speech Therapist Positions
Now hiring part-time or per diem to serve
patients through Sussex and Warren Counties, New Jersey and Pike
County, Pennsylvania. Please fax resume to (973) 383-6889 or email
it to
bamato@karenannquinlanhospice.org. New higher per diem
reimbursement.
Certified Home Health Aides
Full/part time and per diem positions
available to serve patients in Warren and Sussex Counties, New
Jersey and Pike County, Pennsylvania. Please fax resume to (973) 383-6889 or email
it to
bamato@karenannquinlanhospice.org
See Home Health
Aide.
Training class now forming. With successful
completion of the course aides can be certified by the New
Jersey Board of Nursing. Call Mary Pugliese for scheduled course
details at (973) 383-0115.
Our Home Health Aides are certified which
means that they have taken a course of study approved by the
Health Care Finance Administration and qualify to apply for
certification by the New Jersey Board of Nursing. All of our Home
Health Aides have cleared criminal background checks and are
supervised by registered nurses; who not only instruct them in
their responsibilities, but make sure they are competent to
perform the assigned tasks. There is a comprehensive list of
things which, by law, an aide is not permitted to do. If you
wish the aide to do something the nurse has not instructed
him/her to do, please discuss your needs with your primary
nurse.
Home Health Aides May:
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bathe the client and wash the clients hair
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assist the client with prescribed medications
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assist with oral hygiene
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assist with dressing
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assist client to bathroom or with the
use of a bedpan/urinal
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assist with exercise program prescribed
by the physician or therapist
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reinforce pre-existing dressings
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test urine for sugar and acetone *
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assist/supervise client with pre-poured
medications
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clean and file client’s nails
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transfer the client (bed to chair, etc.)
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prepare meals for the client
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do light housekeeping and laundry for the patient
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do client shopping or run essential errands during work
hours
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empty and clean urinary catheter collection bags as needed
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record fluid intake and output *
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assist with oxygen *
* as assigned by physician
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