Coordinates total patient care through assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating.
Posted Oct 8
Shift and hours
Days with weekend and holiday rotation
Unit and setting
McAuley Residence SNF Sub Acute · Skilled Nursing to treat patients with a variety of medical and surgical health problemsmedical and surgical patients
License
RN licensecurrent New York State Professional Nurse License
Term
Permanent Part Time w/Benefits FTE: 0.400000Part time, 0.4 FTE
Do you qualify?
License
current New York State Professional Nurse LicenseCurrent New York State Professional Nurse LicenseCheck your license
Education
ADN from an accredited school of nursingGraduate of an accredited school of nursing, ADN;
Also asks
current and competent with New York State licensure requirements, including infection control and mandatory adult/elder abuse reportingMeets and is current and competent with all New York State licensure requirements, not limited to Infection Control and mandatory adult/ elder abuse reporting
Also asks
strong verbal and written communication skillsStrong verbal and written communication skills;
Also asks
ability to perform technical aspects of job with unit-based equipmentAbility to perform technical aspects of job with unit-based equipment;
Also asks
ability to work in a team environmentAbility to work in a team environment;
Also asks
ability to meet unit staffing demands, including increased census and acuityAbility to meet demands of unit staffing, including need for increased census and acuity
Preferred
Education
BSNBSN strongly preferred
Experience
RN experience in long term care, sub-acute or acute careRegistered Nurse experience in the Long Term Care, Sub-Acute or Acute Care settings preferred
In range for New York staff rolesNew York staff postings that state pay run $29/hr to $65/hr, the middle half $38/hr to $55/hr, across 1,813 postings.
Benefits
Part-time with benefits
The role and schedule
Union
ACE Associates bargaining unitACE Associates
Day to day
coordinates total patient careCoordinates total patient care through assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating.
Day to day
patient and family teachingParticipates in patient and family teaching and supports the activities of the clinical personnel on the Sub-Acute or Skilled Nursing Unit.
Day to day
direct patient care using the Nursing ProcessActively participates in the direct care of the patient, utilizing the Nursing Process to treat patients with a variety of medical and surgical health problems.
Day to day
directs non-licensed personnelprovides direction to other non-licensed personnel within the department
Unit
Sub-Acute or Skilled Nursing Unitthe Sub-Acute or Skilled Nursing Unit
Weekends
weekend rotationDays with Weekend and Holiday Rotation
Holidays
holiday rotation
Details
exposure to odors, communicable diseases, infections, and injuries from patients or equipmentMay be exposed to disagreeable conditions: odors, communicable diseases, infections, and injuries from patients or equipment
Coordinates total patient care through assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating. Participates in patient and family teaching and supports the activities of the clinical personnel on the Sub-Acute or Skilled Nursing Unit. Actively participates in the direct care of the patient, utilizing the Nursing Process to treat patients with a variety of medical and surgical health problems. Collaborates with other health professionals in coordinating patient care and provides direction to other non-licensed personnel within the department.
Responsibilities
Education
Graduate of an accredited school of nursing, ADN;
BSN strongly preferred;
Current New York State Professional Nurse License;
Required to obtain BLS within first 3 months of employment;
Meets and is current and competent with all New York State licensure requirements, not limited to Infection Control and mandatory adult/ elder abuse reporting
Experience
Registered Nurse experience in the Long Term Care, Sub-Acute or Acute Care settings preferred
Knowledge, skill and ability
Strong verbal and written communication skills;
Ability to perform technical aspects of job with unit-based equipment;
Ability to work in a team environment;
Ability to meet demands of unit staffing, including need for increased census and acuity
Working conditions
May be exposed to disagreeable conditions: odors, communicable diseases, infections, and injuries from patients or equipment
Neighborhoods+Kenmore functions as a compact, standalone village bordering North Buffalo, structured across a grid of roughly ten to fifteen walkable blocks. Residential pockets along streets like Victoria, Irving, Wabash, Kinsey, and Shepard offer distinct streetscapes: certain corridors like Wabash and Shepard feature slightly more space between homes with dedicated private driveways, whereas denser interior village blocks have tightly packed lots where off-street space is scarce. Victoria connects pedestrians directly toward village recreation, while Kenmore's southern boundary transitions quickly into North Buffalo's Hertel Avenue and Elmwood corridors.
Kenmore functions as a compact, standalone village bordering North Buffalo, structured across a grid of roughly ten to fifteen walkable blocks. Residential pockets along streets like Victoria, Irving, Wabash, Kinsey, and Shepard offer distinct streetscapes: certain corridors like Wabash and Shepard feature slightly more space between homes with dedicated private driveways, whereas denser interior village blocks have tightly packed lots where off-street space is scarce.
Victoria connects pedestrians directly toward village recreation, while Kenmore's southern boundary transitions quickly into North Buffalo's Hertel Avenue and Elmwood corridors.
Getting around+Nurses living in Kenmore enjoy straightforward regional commutes, as major clinical hubs across the Buffalo metropolitan area are typically accessible within a drive of twenty minutes or less. Delaware Avenue serves as the central north-south thoroughfare connecting the village directly south toward downtown Buffalo and the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, home to Buffalo General Medical Center and Oishei Children's Hospital. Erie County Medical Center is also reached via convenient cross-town surface routes, though winter lake-effect snowstorms make having reliable vehicle winterization and factoring in plowing schedules essential.
Nurses living in Kenmore enjoy straightforward regional commutes, as major clinical hubs across the Buffalo metropolitan area are typically accessible within a drive of twenty minutes or less. Delaware Avenue serves as the central north-south thoroughfare connecting the village directly south toward downtown Buffalo and the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, home to Buffalo General Medical Center and Oishei Children's Hospital.
Erie County Medical Center is also reached via convenient cross-town surface routes, though winter lake-effect snowstorms make having reliable vehicle winterization and factoring in plowing schedules essential.
Outdoors+Mang Park serves as the village's primary recreation hub, providing residents with an outdoor municipal swimming pool, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, playgrounds, and picnic grounds connected by walking paths to surrounding residential blocks. In the village center, the Kenmore Municipal Green offers a peaceful setting anchored by the Kenmore Veterans Memorial. A ten-minute drive south brings outdoor enthusiasts to Delaware Park, an expansive Frederick Law Olmsted-designed park offering scenic walking loops, sports fields, and a public golf course.
Mang Park serves as the village's primary recreation hub, providing residents with an outdoor municipal swimming pool, tennis courts, baseball diamonds, playgrounds, and picnic grounds connected by walking paths to surrounding residential blocks. In the village center, the Kenmore Municipal Green offers a peaceful setting anchored by the Kenmore Veterans Memorial.
A ten-minute drive south brings outdoor enthusiasts to Delaware Park, an expansive Frederick Law Olmsted-designed park offering scenic walking loops, sports fields, and a public golf course.
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 Kenmore
Kenmore, New York provides relocating healthcare professionals with the classic virtues of a peaceful, self-contained village set right against Buffalo's city border. For nurses commuting to regional medical hubs like Buffalo General Medical Center, Oishei Children's Hospital, or Erie County Medical Center, the village offers quick access along Delaware Avenue with typical commutes of twenty minutes or less. Kenmore is distinguished by its tight-knit street grid, where tree-shaded sidewalks line century-old American Foursquare and A-frame residences. Life here centers around walkable conveniences: residents walk to grab pizza at Jay's Artisan Pizza or coffee at Spot Coffee, browse the seasonal Sunday farmers market on the Village Green, and take advantage of the public pool, tennis courts, and ballfields at Mang Park. The practical tradeoffs reflect its heritage as Buffalo's first suburb: older homes demand routine upkeep, backyards are compact, and lake-effect winter snow can make tight driveways and street parking challenging. For nurses seeking an authentic small-town community with strong local schools, high neighborhood pride, and direct proximity to major hospitals, Kenmore provides an ideal Western New York home base.
