coordinates and performs patient assessmentsCoordinates and performs patient assessments as needed.
Day to day
coordinates development, implementation, and evaluation of Patient Care PlansCoordinates development, implementation, and evaluation of Patient Care Plans.
Day to day
coordinates, performs, and administers treatments and nursing interventionsCoordinates, performs, and administers and/or implements treatments, other nursing interventions as indicated by the Patient Care Plan or Physician Order.
Day to day
provides nursing care in accordance with infection controlCoordinates and provides nursing care in accordance with infection control
Day to day
follows safety policies during nursing careFollows safety policies when performing nursing care.
Day to day
coordinates and initiates emergency measuresCoordinates and initiates emergency measures according to Federal, State, andCompany regulations and policies.
Day to day
ensures exchange and use of essential clinical informationEnsures the exchange and use of essential information necessary for quality patient care.
Day to day
maintains required clinical and regulatory documentationEnsures all documentation is maintained as required by Federal, State, and regulations and policies.
Day to day
ensures adequate supply and medication inventoriesEnsures supply and medication inventories are sufficient to meet patient needs.
Day to day
coordinates staffing patterns to meet patient needsCoordinates staffing pattern to meet patient needs.
Day to day
coordinates and participates in meetings and in-servicesCoordinates and/or participates in all assigned meetings and in-services.
Day to day
establishes unit work goals and supervises care deliveryEstablishes unit work goals and coordinates delivery of care through supervision.
Day to day
monitors staff performance with emphasis on patient careMonitors staff performance with particular emphasis on the Patient Care
Day to day
monitors work performance across evening and night shifts if assignedIf assigned, monitors work performance of all Center staff, especially on evening andnight shifts.
Day to day
follows company coaching and disciplinary proceduresFollows required Company coaching and disciplinary procedures.
Day to day
protects patient rightsEnsures that all patient rights are protected.
Day to day
participates in shift report and clinical compliance roundsParticipates in Shift Report: makes rounds to verify clinical compliance, including periodic spot checks of patient's condition.
Day to day
takes corrective action for QA, medical records audits, and consultant reportsTakes corrective action in response to Quality Assurance, Medical Records audit, and Consultant Reports.
Day to day
performs clinical tasks during staffing emergenciesIn-cases of staffing emergencies, performs clinical tasks as required and/or assigned.
Day to day
participates in comprehensive MDS assessments and care plansParticipates in comprehensive assessment (MDS) and Plan of Care.
Day to day
monitors nursing staff compliance with safety policiesFollows and monitors compliance to safety policies by nursing staff.
Day to day
reviews documentation for clinical complianceReviews documentation for clinical compliance.
Day to day
reviews nursing supply inventory and appropriate usageReviews nursing care supply inventory.
Day to day
observes bedside units for appropriate supply useObserves bedside units for appropriate use of supplies.
Coordinates and performs patient assessments as needed.
Coordinates development, implementation, and evaluation of Patient Care Plans.
Coordinates, performs, and administers and/or implements treatments, other nursing interventions as indicated by the Patient Care Plan or Physician Order.
Coordinates and provides nursing care in accordance with infection control
Follows safety policies when performing nursing care.
Coordinates and initiates emergency measures according to Federal, State, andCompany regulations and policies.
B. ADMINISTRATIVE:
Ensures the exchange and use of essential information necessary for quality patient care.
Ensures all documentation is maintained as required by Federal, State, and regulations and policies.
Ensures supply and medication inventories are sufficient to meet patient needs.
Coordinates staffing pattern to meet patient needs.
Coordinates and/or participates in all assigned meetings and in-services.
C. SUPERVISORY:
Establishes unit work goals and coordinates delivery of care through supervision.
Monitors staff performance with particular emphasis on the Patient Care
If assigned, monitors work performance of all Center staff, especially on evening andnight shifts.
Follows required Company coaching and disciplinary procedures.
D. CONSUMER SERVICE:
Presents professional image to consumers through dress, behavior, and speech.
Adheres to Company standards for resolving consumer concerns.
Ensures that all patient rights are protected.
E. CLINICAL:
Current nursing licensure in the state of California required.
Written and verbal communication skills in English for business necessity.
Administrative and organizational abilities necessary.
Current CPR certification required.
Two years of recent nursing experience in long-term healthcare preferred.
Current Registered Nursing Liscense preferred.
Requirements
A. CLINICAL:
Participates in Shift Report: makes rounds to verify clinical compliance, including periodic spot checks of patient's condition.
Time and Attendance Records and direct observation by DON.
Takes corrective action in response to Quality Assurance, Medical Records audit, and Consultant Reports.
Timely corrected reports.
In-cases of staffing emergencies, performs clinical tasks as required and/or assigned.
Direct observation by DON (and) verbal and written feedback.
Participates in comprehensive assessment (MDS) and Plan of Care.
Required documentation (i.e., nurse's notes).
Follows and monitors compliance to safety policies by nursing staff.
Direct observation by DON and review of Infection Control Reports.
Ensures all emergency measures to stabilize patient condition are utilized effectively.
B. ADMINISTRATIVE:
Confirms information used in delivery of quality patient care.
Feedback from involved parties and absence of complaints.
Reviews documentation for clinical compliance.
Medical Records audits, QA tools, and other consultant reports.
Reviews nursing care supply inventory.
Supplies available.
Observes bedside units for appropriate use of supplies.
Direct observation by DON.
Reviews medication related documentation.
Direct observation by DON and review of Pharmacy Consultant Report.
Ensures destruction of outdated medication according to Federal, State, Company, and Center requirements.
Replaces staff as necessary to meet mandated staffing requirements.
Review of daily Staffing Sheets.
Authorizes overtime as needed.
Documented on time-cards.
Participates in all assigned meetings and in-service.
Review of attendance record
C. SUPERVISORY:
Conducts regular planning meetings with nursing staff.
Meeting minutes; feedback from staff.
Conducts direct training or in-service of Center staff in conjunction with DSD.
Observes Patient Care Supervisors during patient rounds.
Coaches Patient Care Supervisor for both quality and quantity of supervisory, clinical and consumer service performance.
Direct observation by Director of Nurses (and) verbal and written feedback from staff.
Demonstrates effective supervisory work habits (i.e., regular attendance as scheduled).
Absence of complaints (and) Time and Attendance Record.
Praises and recognizes staff for effective supervisory performance and delivery of clinical care.
Direct observation by DON (and) verbal and written feedback from staff.
After review of coaching situation with Patient Care Supervisor, conducts follow up discussion and/or disciplinary discussion. Documents as required and notifies DON.
Documented appropriate Progressive coaching form.
Conducts rounds throughout Center to assure performance of all Center staff, and if applicable, identify problem areas and report to appropriate person.
Verbal and written feedback from staff (and) direct observation by DON.
Takes corrective action in response to identified problems.
Monitors patient appearance and comfort.
D. CONSUMER SERVICE:
Reports for duty in approved uniform and maintains high standards of personal hygiene.
Visual inspections by Patient Care Supervisor or other management staff.
Refrains from rude and discourteous behavior toward consumers and coworkers. Avoids the use of profanity.
Direct observation by Patient Care Supervisor or other management staff (and) absence of complaints.
Limits eating and/or smoking to designated areas. 3. Direct observation by Patient Care Supervisor or other management staff (and) absence of complaints.
Reports to duty promptly as scheduled and takes breaks only during assigned times and in designated places.
Time and attendance records, direct observation by Patient Care Supervisor or other management staff (and) absence of complaints.
Speaks, writes, and understands English for business necessity. 5. Direct observation by Patient Care Supervisor or other management staff (and) absence of complaints.
Follows consumer service standards for: 6. A combination of absence of complaints
Making daily contact with patients; (and) periodic audit of skills by Patient Care
Greeting visitors; Supervisor or other management staff.
Making initial contact with newly admitted residents;
Giving information to patients and visitors;
Getting information from patients and visitors;
Referring patients and visitors; and
Handling complaints.
Utilizes the telephone in accordance with consumer service standards when: 7. Direct observation by Patient Care
Answering phones; Supervisor or other management staff.
Placing a caller on hold;
Transferring a call; and
Taking a message.
Utilizes the paging system effectively. 8. A combination of absence of complaints (and) periodic audit of skills by Director of Nursing Services and other management staff.
Monitors general patient care to identify and correct any infringement of patient rights.
A combination of absence of complaints (and) periodic audit of skills by Director of Nursing Services and other management staff.
Neighborhoods+Medical staff and relocating professionals often settle in the North End and University District near California State University, San Bernardino, where foothill settings provide mountain views, direct trail access, and a calmer residential atmosphere. To the northwest, Verdemont offers newer housing developments, neighborhood parks, and a suburban feel above the city basin. Del Rosa on the east side presents a mix of established post-war ranch homes and newer properties right beneath the San Bernardino National Forest, while many nurses commute from neighboring communities like Loma Linda, Redlands, or Grand Terrace to find quieter enclaves and established medical-hub surroundings.
Medical staff and relocating professionals often settle in the North End and University District near California State University, San Bernardino, where foothill settings provide mountain views, direct trail access, and a calmer residential atmosphere. To the northwest, Verdemont offers newer housing developments, neighborhood parks, and a suburban feel above the city basin.
Del Rosa on the east side presents a mix of established post-war ranch homes and newer properties right beneath the San Bernardino National Forest, while many nurses commute from neighboring communities like Loma Linda, Redlands, or Grand Terrace to find quieter enclaves and established medical-hub surroundings.
Getting around+Automobile travel dominates daily transit, centered along Interstate 215 and State Route 210, which intersect near downtown and link medical facilities across the valley. Rush-hour congestion can be significant on regional corridors leading toward Riverside, Los Angeles, and Orange County, prompting many local commuters to utilize FasTrak express lanes. For public transportation, Omnitrans operates regional bus routes and rapid bus connections, while Downtown San Bernardino functions as a multimodal transit hub with Metrolink rail connections across Southern California.
Automobile travel dominates daily transit, centered along Interstate 215 and State Route 210, which intersect near downtown and link medical facilities across the valley. Rush-hour congestion can be significant on regional corridors leading toward Riverside, Los Angeles, and Orange County, prompting many local commuters to utilize FasTrak express lanes.
For public transportation, Omnitrans operates regional bus routes and rapid bus connections, while Downtown San Bernardino functions as a multimodal transit hub with Metrolink rail connections across Southern California.
Outdoors+Outdoor access is one of the region's standout lifestyle assets, resting right against the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains and San Bernardino National Forest. Glen Helen Regional Park provides a 1,300-acre retreat featuring fishing lakes, open parkland, and scenic walking trails, while Perris Hill Park offers community recreation including public tennis courts and an aquatic pool. Mountain escapes like Lake Arrowhead and the ski slopes and hiking routes of Big Bear Lake are reachable within an hour's drive along scenic mountain highways.
Outdoor access is one of the region's standout lifestyle assets, resting right against the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains and San Bernardino National Forest. Glen Helen Regional Park provides a 1,300-acre retreat featuring fishing lakes, open parkland, and scenic walking trails, while Perris Hill Park offers community recreation including public tennis courts and an aquatic pool.
Mountain escapes like Lake Arrowhead and the ski slopes and hiking routes of Big Bear Lake are reachable within an hour's drive along scenic mountain highways.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in San Bernardino
San Bernardino presents relocating nurses with an entry point into Southern California defined by dramatic mountain landscapes, historic Route 66 heritage, and housing accessibility rarely seen elsewhere in the region. Situated at the base of the San Bernardino Mountains, the city grants healthcare workers immediate access to four-season alpine recreation, from winter skiing at Big Bear to open-air concerts at Glen Helen Amphitheater and hiking beneath pine-covered peaks. Commuting centers around Interstate 215 and State Route 210, linking city medical facilities and nearby academic health centers. Day-to-day living varies sharply by pocket: established foothill areas like Verdemont and the North End near California State University, San Bernardino, offer quiet streets, mountain views, and lower crime relative to the downtown core, while neighboring communities like Loma Linda and Redlands serve as popular bedroom options. Daily life involves real tradeoffs, including intense summer valley heat, dry Santa Ana wind seasons, and pockets of persistent urban wear. For nurses seeking clinical opportunity paired with unmatched proximity to national forests and regional transit corridors, San Bernardino offers a practical, pragmatic Inland Empire base.