A registered licensed nurse designated to act as the coordinator of the center’s wound team to oversee the general application of the skin management program.
Identify and maintain effective methods to gather pressure ulcer and skin alteration related informationIdentify and maintain effective methods to gather pressure ulcer and skin alteration related information
Day to day
Coordinate and lead weekly wound team rounds and processes
Day to day
Collect, analyze and provide pressure ulcer information to nursing staff and other healthcare practitionersCollect, analyze and provide pressure ulcer information to nursing staff and other healthcare practitioners
Day to day
Investigate and identify center practices and risk minimizing measures, including accurate completion of Braden risk scales on admissionInvestigate and identify center practices and risk minimizing measures, including accurate completion of Braden risk scales on admission, implementation of preventive interventions
A registered licensed nurse designated to act as the coordinator of the center’s wound team to oversee the general application of the skin management program. The following activities are performed as directed or clinically indicated.
Principal Responsibilities
Identify and maintain effective methods to gather pressure ulcer and skin alteration related information
Coordinate and lead weekly wound team rounds and processes, including rounds, measurements, interdisciplinary care plan review, treatment recommendations, physician orders, and required documentation
Collect, analyze and provide pressure ulcer information to nursing staff and other healthcare practitioners
Investigate and identify center practices and risk minimizing measures, including accurate completion of Braden risk scales on admission, implementation of preventive interventions
Neighborhoods+Residential choices in Hobbs generally divide between established central districts and newer suburban growth. Established residential blocks with traditional single-family bungalows and rental properties can be found in central Hobbs, particularly in the corridors between Sanger Street and Dal Paso Street. Meanwhile, modern subdivisions are expanding across North Hobbs and the outer edges of the city, featuring newer tract homes with attached garages, open layouts, and larger lots.
Residential choices in Hobbs generally divide between established central districts and newer suburban growth. Established residential blocks with traditional single-family bungalows and rental properties can be found in central Hobbs, particularly in the corridors between Sanger Street and Dal Paso Street.
Meanwhile, modern subdivisions are expanding across North Hobbs and the outer edges of the city, featuring newer tract homes with attached garages, open layouts, and larger lots.
Getting around+Daily travel in Hobbs is almost entirely car-dependent, with wide arterials connecting residential pockets to regional medical facilities such as Lea Regional Medical Center. While average commutes across the city are short—typically running around a quarter of an hour—rapid expansion driven by the energy sector creates intermittent commercial truck traffic and noticeable congestion during peak shift changes.
Daily travel in Hobbs is almost entirely car-dependent, with wide arterials connecting residential pockets to regional medical facilities such as Lea Regional Medical Center. While average commutes across the city are short—typically running around a quarter of an hour—rapid expansion driven by the energy sector creates intermittent commercial truck traffic and noticeable congestion during peak shift changes.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is centered on well-maintained municipal and state parks tailored for high-plains living. Green Meadow Lake and Park features an eleven-acre lake popular for fishing, paddle boating, and waterside walks, while nearby Harry McAdams State Park offers camping, fishing ponds, and picnic shelters. Golfers and trail runners frequent Rockwind Community Links, an award-winning public course featuring walking paths and a five-acre lake, while Onate Park provides dedicated open green space within town.
Outdoor recreation is centered on well-maintained municipal and state parks tailored for high-plains living. Green Meadow Lake and Park features an eleven-acre lake popular for fishing, paddle boating, and waterside walks, while nearby Harry McAdams State Park offers camping, fishing ponds, and picnic shelters.
Golfers and trail runners frequent Rockwind Community Links, an award-winning public course featuring walking paths and a five-acre lake, while Onate Park provides dedicated open green space within town.
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 Hobbs
Hobbs is a hardworking high-plains community anchored in the southeastern corner of New Mexico, shaped by the energy industry, ranching heritage, and a vibrant Hispanic culture. For healthcare professionals relocating to Lea County, Hobbs offers a practical lifestyle where commutes are short and parking at Lea Regional Medical Center is stress-free, though owning a car is indispensable. Off-shift hours can be spent swimming or jogging at the Center of Recreational Excellence (CORE), playing rounds at the award-winning Rockwind Community Links, or paddling on Green Meadow Lake. The culinary landscape features standout local Mexican eateries like Taquero Vaquero Mucho and Maria Bonita alongside traditional dining at the Saxony Room. Housing choices span from older rentals between Sanger and Dal Paso streets to spacious new builds in North Hobbs. While newcomers must adapt to spring dust winds, hot desert summers, and the distance from major metropolitan centers, Hobbs compensates with an unpretentious, supportive community where building roots and professional connections is straightforward.
