Blue Summit Hospice and Palliative Care·Roswell, Georgia
The Admissions RN conducts comprehensive patient assessments to determine eligibility for admission and develops individualized care plans. They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and communicate with families to ensure a smooth and safe transition into care.
Blue Summit Hospice and Palliative Care was founded based on the knowledge that great clinical care can only be achieved by a great clinical staff. Our company was started by clinicians with hands-on experience working in end-of-life care. And our goal is not only to provide the best possible care but also to be the best possible place to work.
We place as much focus on staff training and retention as we do on our patient care. And that's how it should be! End-of-life care requires a sincere commitment to meeting the unique needs of the patients and families we serve. Blue Summit has that same level of commitment to our staff.
If you are a clinical end-of-life professional or simply want more information about our services, reach out to us, and we'll be happy to explain the Blue Summit difference.
The Admissions Registered Nurse (RN) plays a critical role in the healthcare continuum by conducting comprehensive patient assessments to determine eligibility and appropriateness for admission into healthcare facilities.
This position requires the RN to collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams, including physicians, social workers, and administrative staff, to ensure a smooth and efficient admissions process.
The Admissions RN is responsible for gathering and analyzing patient medical histories, current health status, and psychosocial factors to develop individualized care plans that meet both clinical and regulatory standards.
This role demands a high level of clinical judgment, attention to detail, and compassionate communication to support patients and their families during the often stressful admission process.
Ultimately, the Admissions RN ensures that patients receive timely, safe, and appropriate care placement, contributing to improved patient outcomes and organizational efficiency.
Candidates must hold a valid US Registered Nurse license and have at least 2 years of clinical nursing experience. Proficiency in EHR systems and strong knowledge of patient assessment techniques are required.
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