PRN Night shifts

Primary Responsibilities • Provide direct nursing care to residents according to their care plans. • Administer medications and treatments accurately and timely. • Monitor residents for changes in condition and promptly report findings to the RN or unit manager. • Assist with ADLs and help with lifting, transferring, and repositioning residents when needed. • Perform routine procedures such as wound care, catheter care, G-tube care, and vitals. • Maintain accurate and timely documentation of all care, observations, and resident changes. • Ensure compliance with all infection control and safety protocols. • Respond quickly and appropriately to emergencies, including performing CPR if necessary. • Assist with admissions, discharges, and transfers, including documentation and assessments. • Follow physician orders and notify the nurse or unit manager of any discrepancies or concerns. Collaboration & Communication • Communicate with residents, families, and interdisciplinary team members in a respectful and professional manner. • Participate in care plan meetings as requested. • Ensure continuity of care by providing thorough shift reports and updates. • Notify the supervising nurse of any resident or staff concerns. Team Leadership • Step in and help STNAs with care tasks when needed (e.g., transfers, hygiene, feeding). • Provide guidance, mentoring, and on-the-job training to STNAs as needed. • Act as a role model and maintain a professional, compassionate attitude with all staff and residents. Additional Duties • Keep med carts, supply areas, and resident rooms clean and organized. • Attend and participate in mandatory in-service training and education. • Adhere to the employee handbook, including all policies on attendance, behavior, and safety. • Float to other halls or units as needed, based on facility needs. • Carry out any additional duties as assigned by the unit manager or DON.