Dial Silvercrest Corp·Ela Township, Illinois
Administer routine medications and provide personal care, support, and supervision to senior residents. Monitor resident health and safety while documenting functional status and responding to emergencies.
Dial is the place to love the way you work. Our team members get the opportunity to serve and learn from some of the most knowledgeable seniors. Our residents will become your family as we seek to infuse happiness into the lives of those we serve daily. You will make a difference at Dial by not only adding years to resident's lives, but life to their years.
Essential Job Responsibilities
Administer medications accurately and at appropriate time according to physician and resident service plan.
Document medications administered and those not given according to regulations and policies and procedures.
Monitor health, safety and well-being of the residents.
Document information pertaining to changes in resident’s functional status, personal needs, appointments, vitals, etc.
Complete incident reports and documentation on resident’s record.
Respond to resident emergencies; provide first-aid assistance and arrange for appropriate medical attention/follow-up.
Report concerns about residents to Resident Care Coordinator/Director of Nursing and/or Executive Director.
Assist residents with activities of daily living, including bathing, dressing, eating, personal hygiene and mobility.
Assist residents with oxygen and other medical problems outlined in the assistance plan.
Assist with resident laundry, daily bed making, and serving meals, as requested.
Identify supplies needed to perform tasks and report needs to DON
Encourage socialization among residents and promote activities, assisting with activities as requested.
Chaperone activities outside the facility when requested.
Maintain a safe, home-like, and pleasant environment for residents.
Practice safety in working around and with equipment, chemicals, tools, and utensils.
Attend regularly scheduled staff meetings and in-services
Report on-the-job injuries to the supervisor before the end of the work shift on the day the injury occurs.
Maintain confidentiality of verbal and written information pertaining to residents, facility operations and personnel.
Other duties as assigned
Must possess a valid LPN license in the state of employment and have experience in medication administration and working with older adults. Basic First Aid training is also required.
Market context
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