Certified Nursing Professional

The future is bright at Hudson Hill Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing, where we're excited to welcome new leadership committed to creating a workplace culture that values and encourages all team members. We're on a mission to provide exceptional care, and we'd love for you to join us.

At Hudson Hill Center, they are committed to providing their employees with a role that caters to their needs. With a focus on excellence and employee appreciation, they believe that every staff member can contribute to their success in the skilled nursing industry

To qualify for this position, you should be a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) licensed in your state, and possess a valid certification in CPR

• How to Admit, Discharge, and Relocate Resident to a Facility
• Collaboration between medical professionals and pharmacists in drug requisitions
• Medication administration
• By following the guidelines for infection control, emergency management, and center policies, the staff ensures the well-being of every patient
• Working jointly with the resident’s interdisciplinary care team for superior results
• It is the responsibility of healthcare workers to promptly detect any changes in a patient's health status and report them to the appropriate personnel, such as the attending physician or designated nursing staff

LPNs must have the physical strength and endurance to perform their job responsibilities, which may include lifting and moving patients, standing for extended periods of time, and working long hours:

• An LPN possesses a license given by the state, granting them the ability to provide nursing care and assistance to patients
• CPR Certification required
• Job seekers with two years of nursing experience are preferred