Wound Care Nurse
Nexus at River Oaks·Burnham, Illinois
Nexus at River Oaks·Burnham, Illinois
The Wound Care Nurse provides primary skincare to residents, focusing on the identification and treatment of skin disorders and decubitus ulcers. They are also responsible for developing patient care plans and educating staff and families on wound healing practices.
Description Join us at the Nexus of compassion and care.
Low-Cost Medical, Dental, Vision, and Voluntary Benefits coverage 401K Plan Employee rewards program Paid Vacation Paid Sick Time Paid Holidays Tuition Reimbursement Program Weekly & Monthly Employee Appreciation Events Birthday & Anniversary Celebrations Growth from within Team-oriented work environment
As a wound care nurse, you will provide primary skincare to residents. You will identify, manage, and treat specific skin disorders, primary and secondary lesions, and decubitus ulcers. You will participate in the development and implementation of patient care plans. As a wound care nurse you will educate family, staff, and residents about the importance of nutrition, skin barriers, hydration, turning, and repositioning to promote wound healing.
Wound Care Nurse Qualifications: Graduation from an accredited nursing education program. Illinois registration as a LPN or RN. Requires employee to have had no abuse records. One year experience as a wound nurse, preferred.
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Market context
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