LaMoure, North Dakota

Overview

The OT Assistant provides treatment for residents and patients based on the occupational therapy plan of care. They also collaborate with families and healthcare team members while maintaining professional standards.

Overview

The CMA II-III performs medication administration and provides treatments under the direction of a licensed nurse. They are responsible for providing direct resident care and accurately documenting resident status changes.

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The OT Assistant is responsible for delivering treatment to residents or patients according to the occupational therapy plan established by the therapist. This role also involves interacting professionally with residents, family members, responsible parties, and other members of the healthcare team.

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The Registered Nurse performs assessments, develops care plans, and implements interventions to meet individual resident needs. They are also responsible for medication administration and providing education to residents, families, and caregivers.

Overview

The Registered Nurse develops and implements individualized care plans based on assessments and diagnoses. They are responsible for medication administration and providing education to residents, families, and caregivers.

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The CNA provides direct care to residents and reports condition changes to nursing staff. They are also responsible for charting in the POC system while managing time and task prioritization.

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The Registered Nurse develops and implements individualized care plans based on assessments and diagnoses. They are responsible for medication administration and providing education to residents, families, and caregivers.

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The LPN is responsible for providing quality, patient-centered, and evidence-based care to residents, utilizing the principles of Relationship Based Care. This includes performing initial data collection and participating in the implementation of person-driven care plans developed by the RN.

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The Occupational Therapist is responsible for resident evaluation, ongoing assessment, planning, and implementing therapy interventions based on individual needs. This includes developing and revising the plan of care, establishing functional goals, and planning for resident discharge needs.