All Embracing Home Care (AEHC) is seeking a compassionate and dependable Registered Nurse (RN) to provide high-quality, patient-centered care in home and office settings. This role focuses on promoting patient independence, improving health outcomes, and delivering personalized care. The RN will also support and train Care Managers through medication practicum, clinical guidance, quality checks in clients’ homes, and office-based documentation and training responsibilities.
Key Responsibilities
Perform initial and ongoing comprehensive client assessments.
Develop, implement, and revise individualized care plans.
Provide skilled nursing care, including medication administration and treatments, as appropriate.
Monitor client progress and document clinical findings accurately.
Identify changes in a client’s condition and communicate with physicians and care teams.
Educate clients and family members on disease management, medications, and care techniques.
Teach the hands-on portion of the medication practicum class and assess Care Managers’ medication competencies.
Provide clinical oversight, guidance, and support to Care Managers as needed.
Conduct quality checks in clients’ homes to review care delivery, safety, and adherence to care plans and agency procedures.
Create and update Medication Administration Records (MARs).
Audit monthly paperwork for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with AEHC procedures.
Ensure compliance with applicable healthcare regulations and agency policies.
Coordinate care with healthcare professionals and support staff.
Qualifications
Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in North Dakota.
Previous nursing experience required; home care or community health experience preferred.
Experience training or mentoring staff is highly desirable.
Strong clinical judgment and critical-thinking skills.
Excellent communication, teaching, and patient-education abilities.
Ability to work independently and manage a flexible schedule.
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
Work Environment
Provides care in clients’ homes within the assigned service area and performs office-based duties.
Requires travel between client locations.
Schedule is based on client and organizational needs.
Neighborhoods+Healthcare workers in Grand Forks settle across distinct areas depending on lifestyle preference. The Near Southside features established, tree-lined streets with historic character along corridors like Reeves Drive, while the Riverside and Congressional neighborhoods are sought after for charming, quiet residential blocks. Nurses wanting quick walking access to groceries and campus-area vibrancy often gravitate toward University Village and University Park, which host garden-style apartment complexes and townhomes. Expanding to the south end near 32nd Avenue South and the Alerus Center, newer residential subdivisions dominate, offering contemporary single-family homes with large yards and multi-car garages.
Healthcare workers in Grand Forks settle across distinct areas depending on lifestyle preference. The Near Southside features established, tree-lined streets with historic character along corridors like Reeves Drive, while the Riverside and Congressional neighborhoods are sought after for charming, quiet residential blocks.
Nurses wanting quick walking access to groceries and campus-area vibrancy often gravitate toward University Village and University Park, which host garden-style apartment complexes and townhomes. Expanding to the south end near 32nd Avenue South and the Alerus Center, newer residential subdivisions dominate, offering contemporary single-family homes with large yards and multi-car garages.
Getting around+Commuting across Grand Forks is remarkably straightforward, with average drive times hovering around eleven minutes. Primary thoroughfares like Washington Street, 32nd Avenue South, and Gateway Drive provide direct crosstown navigation to local clinics and hospital facilities without major metro congestion. The city is exceptionally drivable, though winter shift workers need to plan for icy street conditions and vehicle snow clearing, making attached garages or covered parking a substantial everyday convenience.
Commuting across Grand Forks is remarkably straightforward, with average drive times hovering around eleven minutes. Primary thoroughfares like Washington Street, 32nd Avenue South, and Gateway Drive provide direct crosstown navigation to local clinics and hospital facilities without major metro congestion.
The city is exceptionally drivable, though winter shift workers need to plan for icy street conditions and vehicle snow clearing, making attached garages or covered parking a substantial everyday convenience.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation centers on the Greater Grand Forks Greenway, a 2,200-acre protected park and trail corridor spanning more than 35 miles along the Red River, created after the historic 1997 flood. The Greenway connects riverside parks like Sertoma and Rotary Park, offering paved pathways for running, rollerblading, cycling, and riverbank fishing. Beyond the city center, Turtle River State Park provides year-round camping, wooded hiking trails, sledding hills, and groomed cross-country ski routes during winter.
Outdoor recreation centers on the Greater Grand Forks Greenway, a 2,200-acre protected park and trail corridor spanning more than 35 miles along the Red River, created after the historic 1997 flood. The Greenway connects riverside parks like Sertoma and Rotary Park, offering paved pathways for running, rollerblading, cycling, and riverbank fishing.
Beyond the city center, Turtle River State Park provides year-round camping, wooded hiking trails, sledding hills, and groomed cross-country ski routes during winter.
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 Grand Forks
Situated along the Red River on the North Dakota-Minnesota border, Grand Forks pairs the vibrant cultural energy of a major university town with the close-knit warmth of a regional prairie hub. For relocating nurses, the city delivers an exceptionally manageable lifestyle: commutes rarely exceed fifteen minutes along major arteries like Washington Street, ensuring stress-free transitions between home and hospital shifts. Off the clock, residents gather for Fighting Hawks hockey games at the iconic Ralph Engelstad Arena, sample fried pickles at The Toasted Frog, or explore the 2,200-acre Greater Grand Forks Greenway that borders the river. Housing spans from historic homes along Reeves Drive to modern builds with essential multi-car garages in the expanding South End. The undisputed tradeoff is the formidable northern winter, which brings months of sub-zero temperatures and persistent snow. However, newcomers who equip themselves with quality winter gear will find that the genuine hospitality of local neighbors, active downtown farmers markets, and relaxed pace of life create a uniquely supportive community.
