Description
The Registered Nurse provides nursing services, assessments, care-plan development, medication administration, medical training, and consultation to individuals with developmental disabilities, acquired brain injuries, substance abuse issues, and emotional or behavioral challenges. The role includes coordinating with physicians, maintaining medical records, managing high-risk conditions, supporting home care and durable medical equipment, and participating in on-call and multidisciplinary meetings. It requires graduation from an accredited RN program, one year of experience with medically complex individuals, a current state RN license, a driver's license and auto insurance when transportation is provided, and CPR/First Aid certification.
