RN - Wound Care

Role Overview The Wound Care Nurse coordinates and manages the Wound and Foot Care program, including performing wound, foot, and toenail care. Responsibilities involve leading the Wound Care Team, educating staff, collaborating with medical and interdisciplinary teams, and setting facility goals for skin integrity. The nurse collects and analyzes data, initiates improvement processes, and prepares reports for quality improvement committees and leadership. Qualifications & Skills Bachelor’s Degree in NursingAlaska RN license and BLS certification upon hireWithin one year, must obtain a specialized wound care certification (e.g., CWCN, CWON, CWS, etc.)At least 2 years of healthcare facility experience Key Duties Perform wound, foot, and toenail careFacilitate team collaboration and staff educationSet and monitor program goals for skin and wound careAnalyze data, evaluate outcomes, and lead improvement initiativesPrepare and present reports to committees and leadership Preferred Qualifications: One year of wound care experience. The role offers comprehensive benefits, competitive pay, and an inclusive, patient-focused environment dedicated to quality care and professional growth.