Legacy Nursing and Rehabilitation·Franklin, Louisiana
The Wound Care Nurse is responsible for performing rounds to provide skin and wound treatments to residents. The goal is to promote healing, comfort, and overall health and cleanliness within the facility.
Legacy is looking for YOU!
Yes, you!
We are looking to hire a Wound Care Nurse.
Here at Legacy we do our best to foster a fun, family-like atmosphere.
We value compassion, hard-work, dedication, integrity, and accountability.
Our Wound Care Nurse is an integral part of our interdisciplinary team which is responsible for ensuring we provide quality care to the residents at our facility.
The Wound Care Nurse makes rounds providing wound and skin treatments to our residents to promote healing, comfort, and overall health and cleanliness.
The ideal candidate would have experience, but don't worry if you don't- we can teach you!
Legacy may offer employees serving as the Wound Care Nurse education opportunities such as getting their Wound Care Certification.
A valid unencumbered nursing license in the state the facility is located in. Nursing home and/or wound care experience is an added bonus! We look forward to adding another Healthcare Hero to our team! If you think this is a fit for you, please apply or contact us to learn more about the position! We can't wait to meet YOU!
Market context
Weekend treatment and wound care nurses are often needed in Louisiana long-term care settings to support residents with ongoing skin, dressing, and treatment needs. This role can be competitive because facilities value a current, unencumbered Louisiana nursing license, and prior nursing home or wound care experience can help, though it is not required. Before applying, review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then be ready to highlight your license status and any hands-on treatment experience.