1 North Carolina Home Health Jobs
Travel Nurse (RN) - Home Health
$2,012/wk
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Required Skills/Experience: First-time travelers accepted if seasoned in home health. IV, PleurX, wound vac, wound care, assessment, disease teaching, OASIS, and case management required; ability to oversee/episode-manage up to 25-30 patients at once.
Special Requests: Driver's license and proof of insurance required. No company car is available. Average driving is 60-80 miles a day with no maximum mileage. Travelers will be expected to work all holidays unless approval is received from the manager. RTO requires manager approval.
Unit Details: Required productivity is 6 visits a day (routine visits, discharge, ROC, recert, reassessment); 30 VE a week required, and canceled appointments do not count as visit equivalents. Patient population includes chronic diseases. Visits are scheduled with patients the day prior to the planned visit. Branch/clinic days vary by branch; 1x week in person and at times virtual. Uses Focura to upload discharge instructions and documents such as wound pictures. Samsung Note 9 phones are provided for documentation and calling patients/providers.
Shift & Scheduling: Start time between 7-9. No weekend rotation unless the traveler is willing and interested in working weekends. Call is not required, but may be available if interested.
Floating Requirements: Will make visits throughout University City, Cornelius, Davidson, Kannapolis, Salisbury, Concord, Huntersville, and cities in between; must be comfortable floating throughout these areas.
Pre-employment modules may be required for this role. Please upload any certifications or health documents you have to your profile to expedite your on-boarding process.
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Home Health Travel Job Responsibilities
The responsibilities of Home Health professionals are diverse and encompass wound care, medication management, vital sign monitoring, administering IV medications, and providing comprehensive education to patients and their families on symptom management. With their specialized training, Home Health professionals possess the skills and knowledge to respond promptly and effectively to patients in pain and distress, even without immediate access to advanced medical equipment, physicians, and support staff. While the home health setting may not provide the same level of controlled environment as hospitals, nursing homes, or clinical facilities, many patients benefit greatly from the personalized care received in the comfort of their own homes. Trusted is your go-to platform for connecting with exciting travel opportunities in Home Health care, whether you're a nurse or an allied health professional. Start your journey to meaningful and fulfilling assignments today!
Home Health Travel Nurse Jobs in North Carolina
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