Registered Nurse RN Preceptor Home Health

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as the primary educator for all new RN partners within a specified region
• Typically begins precepting in week 3 of onboarding and orientation, following clinical orientation
• Teaches, demonstrates, and supervises clinical activities and documentation to aid in the development of preceptees' skills to ensure proper patient care
• Primarily dedicated to precepting. When not precepting, spends 100% of time taking on full patient load
• Participates in the evaluation of clinical skills and medical knowledge base through teaching in the patient setting, direct supervision, observation, and timely feedback
• Mets with the Preceptorship Coordinator weekly to provide feedback on the program, which directly informs and drives improvements to the precepting process/experience

Precepting Duties

• Assesses, monitors, documents, and reports progress of patient's health and condition using required documents via clinician preferred technology, and within established timelines
• Completes documentation timely, accurately, and at the point of care, according to industry standards

Clinical Duties

• Provides advanced nursing care & interventions to home health patients according to state & industry practice standards (on-call basis, as needed)
• Communicates with RN supervisors, Clinical Managers, and patient care teams (as appropriate) of any changes noted during care
• Demonstrates advanced knowledge of home care and competency in discipline for specific patient care skills, required for the provision of patient care

Technical Duties

• Assesses, monitors, documents, and reports progress of patient's health and condition using required documents via clinician preferred technology, and within established timelines
• Completes documentation timely, accurately, and at the point of care, according to industry standards

Minimum Education Required

Nursing degree from an accredited college or university, or a graduate of an accredited/approved RN program.

Minimum Experience Required

Minimum of three (3) years of nursing experience is required. Previous home health experience, or any equivalent combination of experience and training which provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities.

Minimum Licensure/Certification Required

By Law: Current, active and unrestricted Registered Nurse (RN) licensure in state of practice. Current CPR certification.

Additional Qualifications (Preferred)

• Minimum of six months of experience in nursing education, training, and/or precepting
• Experience working with elders preferred
• Passionate about nursing education and development

Pay

Top-of-the-market pay structures with unlimited income potential, progressive benefit plan, mileage reimbursement, opportunity for career growth, additional pay incentives, and flexible schedules

Schedule

Full-time

Shift

1st Shift