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Lifepoint Health

Housekeeper

Fort Worth, TX · On-site

$13.50 - $17.25/hr

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Lifepoint Health

Housekeeper

Fort Worth, TX · On-site

$13.50 - $17.25/hr

Your experience matters Wellbridge - Fort Worth part of Lifepoint Health, a diversified healthcare ... health, general surgery, hematology and oncology, internal medicine, sports medicine and ...

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On Call RN or LPN, Mon, Thurs and Fri on call 7p-7a, .75 FTE

VISITING NURSE dba Stillwater Hospice

Fort Wayne, IN • On-site

$25.39 - $39.87/hr

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 8 days ago

Job description

Join our team at Stillwater Hospice!

At Stillwater Hospice, we foster and support growth, teamwork, and good work-life balance among all staff.

We offer competitive wages and benefits in our team-forward, positive care environment. We look forward to talking to you today about joining our team!

Compensation is based on total years of experience in previous clinical roles.

In this role, you'll care for patients in the Stillwater Hospice 13-county service area.

You will be working 33 hours each week, Monday, Thur, & Fri . 12 Hour SHIFTS, 7:00 AM to 7:30 PM

We pride ourselves on promoting an Excellent Work/Life Balance and providing Excellent Employee Benefits.

  • Health Insurance with PPO (preferred provider organization).
  • Dental and Vision Insurance.
  • Flexible Savings Account (FSA).
  • Free Employer Health Clinic (for medical plan participants). Partnership with Parkview Health.
  • Catastrophic Medical Care Plan (qualifications apply).
  • Medical Claims and Healthcare Utilization Management program.
  • A partnership with Wellbridge Surgical, a concierge Surgery Center, includes reimbursement of medical plan deductibles and travel expenses (for medical plan participants).
  • Dependent Care Savings Account (DCFSA).
  • TriShare Plus Child Care Cost Sharing plan (for qualifying employees).
  • CoShare Child Care Cost Sharing plan (for qualifying employees).
  • Generous Paid Time Off.
  • Paid Wellness Days.
  • Time Off for Voting.
  • Paid Parental Leave for Births and Adoptions.
  • 403b Retirement Plan for all employees with no cost access to a Financial Advisor and a strong Company Match for full-time employees.
  • Shift Incentive Pay, Performance Incentives, & Mileage Reimbursement.
  • Company-provided Uniform allowance.
  • Company-provided Basic Life Insurance plus AD&D Insurance.
  • Company-provided Short-Term Disability Insurance.
  • Affordable Term Life Insurance policies are available for employees and family members.
  • Education Incentives & Tuition Discounts w/ several local Universities.
  • Private Student Loan Assistance Program with Gradify.
  • Support the Federal Student Loan Forgiveness plan as a Qualifying Not-for-Profit Employer.
  • Annual Employee Tuition Assistance Plan: up to $ 2,000.00 per year.
  • Stillwater Hospice Tuition Scholarships: up to $ 5,000.00 per year.
  • A Robust Employee Assistance Program (EAP) for employees and family household members.
  • New hire referral Finder's Bonus.
  • Free employee access to the services and programs at the Peggy F. Murphy Community Grief Center.
  • A newly remodeled, modern Inpatient Unit.
  • Newly built Staff Respite Room in the Hospice Home IPU.
  • Multiple employee engagement events per year: Wellness/Health Events, Quarterly Employee Benefit Fairs, Organization picnics, and Organization holiday events.
  • A strong commitment to promoting and advancing employees from within the organization.
  • The campus is connected to the Fort Wayne Trails system.
  • Discounts at the YMCA (multiple included, not just Allen County).


POSITION TITLE: ON-CALL RN


FLSA STATUS: HOURLY / NON-EXEMPT


REPORTS TO: Clinical Team Leader- Support Programs


POSITION OBJECTIVE:

  • Provision of nursing care while on call for patients by assessing needs, making appropriate revisions, and evaluating care outcomes.


QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
  • Bachelor’s degree in nursing preferred.
  • Must have a current RN license to practice in Indiana.
  • Must hold current CPR Certification or obtain it within the orientation period.
  • Infusion skills preferred.
  • Prefer one (1) year of recent hospital or home health care experience.
  • Must be able to provide those services requiring substantial specialized nursing skills.
  • Must be able to safely perform the job's essential functions without posing a direct threat to the health and/or safety of him/her or others in the workplace.
  • Must be comfortable working with hospice patients, emphasizing palliative care.
  • Strong interpersonal skills.
  • Strong assessment skills.
  • Must have an Indiana motor vehicle operator’s license and have access to an automobile. with current automobile insurance coverage.
  • Must be able to drive independently to all patient/family homes.
  • Assist with in-service training of the community on the hospice philosophy as needed/requested.


ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

  • Must be capable of functioning independently in the patient’s setting.
  • Ability to recognize the needs and emergencies of hospice and palliative care patients and provide appropriate interventions.
  • Implements Agency policies in all work-related situations; orientation of pt/family to hospice benefit services, including:
    • Identifying the role of team members.
    • Documents findings accurately and in a timely manner in the electronic medical record and on appropriate forms according to Agency procedures.
    • Makes the initial assessment evaluation visit and identifies patient health problems by assessing environmental, psychosocial, spiritual, physiological, and health behavior systems.
    • Ensures proper initiation of the interdisciplinary plan-of-care, coordinating revisions, and evaluating outcomes.
  • Delivers nursing care to patients, which includes teaching, providing direct care, case management, referral, advocacy, monitoring pain and symptom management, and initiating appropriate interventions.
  • Supervises clinically the care delegated to LPNs, Home Health Aides, and CNAs and documents same, as needed.
  • Instructs LPNs, Home Health Aides, and CNAs on specific patient care procedures within approved policies.
  • Anticipates problems related to the impending death of the patient beginning at the time of admission and pursues problem resolution, including bereavement follow-up for family members.
  • Plans and effects patient discharge plans in conjunction with patient/family, nurse, physician, and Agency goals.
  • Attends and participates in patient care conferences or team meetings as appropriate.
  • Remains flexible for patient coverage and accepts responsibility under adverse conditions, such as weather-related crises.
  • Follows orders from the patient’s physician and informs physician and other personnel of changes in the patient’s condition and needs.
  • Coordinates care and services with other health care providers.
  • Recommends utilization of additional Agency services and other community services, as appropriate.
  • Works in a cooperative relationship with other Agency personnel.
  • Maintains a therapeutic relationship with patients/families.
    • This includes confidentiality of personal matters, patients', coworkers', and the Agency's business.
  • Seeks appropriate clinical supervision.
  • Assumes responsibility for continued professional growth and development.
  • Seeks educational opportunities to improve clinical practice and participates in in-service programs.
  • Adheres to all Stillwater Hospice policies.
  • Adheres to Stillwater Hospice’s dress code policy.
  • Any other duties as assigned by the supervisor.
  • Adheres to Stillwater Hospice privacy practices described in the Notice of Privacy Practices.
  • Participates in quality improvement activities and/or other agency committees or task forces when requested.


CRITICAL SKILL SETS & ATTITUDES:

  • Proficient and timely in all aspects of clinical documentation, including computer data entry.
  • Proficient in blood draws, all routine patient treatments (dressing changes, catheters, etc.); pain and symptom management; care of the patient and family, including pediatric and HIV + patients; Mantoux administration.
  • Proficient in case management, all aspects of IV care, including programming of IV pumps, tubing changes, site care, and subcutaneous access.
  • Display compassion, be a team player, have an optimistic outlook, be adaptive, accountable, and a customer driver.


MARGINAL FUNCTIONS:

  • Provides personal care.
  • Participates in Quality Assurance by reviewing patient records to ensure compliance.


ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL/MENTAL FUNCTIONS:

  • Must have visual and hearing ability to comprehend written and verbal communication.
  • Must engage in clear, concise verbal/non-verbal communication.
  • Lifting: Transfer patients into positions where they can perform daily care, personal hygiene, and grooming - Occasional to Frequent.
  • Carrying: Personal hygiene supplies to and from bathroom to patient – Occasional linen for short distances - Occasional.
  • Pushing/pulling/reaching: Readjust patient in bed - Occasional.
  • Standing: While performing patient care - Frequent to Constant.
  • Sitting: While driving to and from the patient’s home - Frequent.
  • Climbing: Must be able to climb a minimum of 3 flights of stairs - Occasional to Frequent
  • Balancing: Needed for normal ambulation, climbing stairs, and reaching - Occasional to Frequent.
  • Stooping/kneeling/crouching/bending: To perform patient care - Frequent.
  • Handling objects, i.e., soap, shampoo, toothbrush, comb, dressing - Occasional.
  • Fingering: Pen, visit reports - Frequent.
  • Opening: Bottles and jars - Frequent.
  • Talking: To communicate with patients, family, supervisor, and coworkers - Frequent.
  • Hearing: To communicate with the patient, coworkers, patient’s family, and supervisor - Frequent to Constant.
  • Seeing: Constant. The ability to discriminate colors.
  • Must have the ability to remain calm in occasional emergency situations.
  • Recognizes emergencies and knows emergency procedures according to Agency policy.


ESSENTIAL HAZARDOUS PHYSICAL EXPOSURES:

  • Must be willing to travel between patients in inclement weather.
  • Potential threat of physical violence to self. (Security personnel available upon request.)
  • Potential exposure to dangerous animals, such as dogs, rodents, etc.
  • Potential exposure to environmental pollutants.
  • Potential exposure to infectious diseases, needle sticks, blood and body fluids, and hazardous waste.
  • Potential exposure to variable temperatures in the working environment.


CHEMICAL OR HAZARDOUS PHYSICAL EXPOSURES:

  • Potential exposure to substances within the facility, including copy machine toner, VDT emissions, cleaning solvents, and medical supply chemicals.
  • Potential exposure to chemical/cleaning substances in the patient’s home environment.


ESSENTIAL PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT REQUIRED:

  • Standard precautions will be consistently used for all patients. The employer provides protective clothing and equipment at no cost to the employee.
  • Seat belts must be worn when traveling during working hours according to state law.


OTHER SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS:

  • Must be willing to accept assignments without regard to location, socioeconomic environment, disease, or ethnic origin.
  • Must exhibit dependability in areas such as attendance, tardiness, and timely performance of duties.
  • Must be willing to make scheduled visits on holidays, when assigned.


The published compensation range for this position reflects a good-faith estimate of starting base pay for full-time (40 hours per week) employment at the time of posting. The base pay may be higher or lower based on demonstrated job-related experience.


Stillwater Hospice has been caring for the seriously ill of Northeast Indiana since 1888, and our goal is to foster the optimal quality of life through medical, spiritual, and emotional support for patients and their loved ones. We provide high-quality, patient-focused, and compassionate care that helps terminally ill patients and their families live as fully as possible. Providing hospice care allows patients and their families to have meaningful moments together.