LPN or RN Part Time Weekends at Southern Health Partners summary:
This position offers part-time and PRN opportunities for LPNs or RNs at the Dare County Jail, providing flexibility and a healthy work-life balance. Responsibilities include delivering patient care, administering medications, and performing emergency interventions under state regulations. The role emphasizes teamwork and offers a sign-on and retention bonus for eligible candidates.
Looking for extra income? Part Time & PRN positions offer flexibility of scheduling to ensure a healthy work life balance for our employees. Online scheduling exchange will allow you to be a part of the solution and pick up PRN needs in addition to regular part time work. Teamwork is a fundamental part of all great nursing programs.
Come be a part of our team at:
Location: Dare County Jail
Open Position: PT LPN or RN Days
Schedule: Every other Fri - Sun 8a - 2p
***Could be every weekend for right candidate
Sign-On & Retention Bonus Offered
Duties include, but are not limited to:
- Deliver patient care, evaluate symptoms, reactions, and progress of patients, chart results, establish nursing plans and work under the boundaries of State Scope of Practice and Guidelines, and Physician/Provider(s)
- Administer prescribed medications in accordance with nursing standards & correctional regulations
- Follow through with established treatment plans
- Perform emergency intervention, physical assessment and critical thinking
Work today, Get paid today! When you join the Southern Health Partners team, you can control the timing of your pay. #nursingopportunity #dailypay #lpnjobs #rnjobs
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Equal Opportunity Employer
All Applicants are subject to Drug Screening and the Issuance of Security Clearance by the Facility in Which Work is to be performed.
Keywords:
LPN, RN, Part Time, Nursing, Patient Care, Healthcare, Dare County Jail, Flexible Scheduling, Emergency Intervention, Medications