Pella, Iowa

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The Restorative CNA will work with the therapy team to deliver wellness, fitness, and exercise programs to patients. Responsibilities include performing restorative tasks such as ambulation, transfer training, and range of motion exercises.

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Provide a mix of inpatient and outpatient women's health care, including the co-management of high-risk OB patients. Collaborate with Ob/Gyns and support staff while participating in a shared call and delivery rotation.

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Provide high-quality, person-centered clinical care across multiple WesleyLife communities based on staffing needs. Assist teams during periods of high demand and maintain compliance with state and federal care standards.

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The RN/LPN is responsible for conducting health assessments, developing care plans, and administering medications and treatments to residents. They also supervise CNAs and collaborate with healthcare teams and families to optimize resident well-being.

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The RN/LPN will conduct comprehensive health assessments, develop individualized care plans, and administer prescribed medications and treatments. They will also provide direct nursing care, supervise healthcare staff, and ensure compliance with safety and infection control protocols.

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The nurse is responsible for providing high-quality, in-home nursing care to pediatric patients while maintaining accurate clinical documentation. They will also collaborate with physicians, educate caregivers, and participate in quality assurance programs to ensure optimal patient outcomes.

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The Resident Assistant is responsible for administering medications and assisting residents with daily living activities such as grooming and meal preparation. They must also monitor resident health and maintain accurate documentation in compliance with regulatory standards.

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The primary role involves providing clinical care and education to patients receiving parenteral medications via various routes, including intravenous, subcutaneous, and intramuscular infusions, delivered in an ambulatory suite or the home environment. This includes assessing patient appropriateness, establishing rapport, administering medications, managing vascular access devices, and thoroughly documenting all clinical activities.

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The caregiver will provide essential one-on-one support, including personal care tasks like bathing, grooming, and dressing, as well as assisting with mobility and preparing meals. The role also involves performing light housekeeping and offering companionship and emotional support to clients.