Nightingale Home Healthcare is expanding rapidly and seeking full-time Registered Nurse Case Managers to fulfill our growing census.
Posted Sep 24
Shift and hours
Day · 8 AM - 5 PM Monday - Friday Job Shift Day Ability to work 8 AM - 5 PM Monday - Friday with one weekend a month on call.
Unit and setting
Home Health
License
RN or LPN license
Term
Permanent Position Type Full-Time/Part-TimeFull-Time/Part-Time
Do you qualify?
Certification
CPR CertificationCurrent CPR Certification.
Also asks
Current TB results within last 12 monthsCurrent TB results (within last 12 months).
Also asks
Valid driver's license and proof of liability insurance on automobileValid driver’s license and proof of liability insurance on automobile.
Also asks
Ability to attend 3-day orientation at Minnetonka officeAbility to attend 3-day orientation at our Minnetonka office.
Preferred
Experience
medical/surgical environment, Home Health (OASIS) or geriatric nursingMinimum of 1 year medical/surgical environment, Home Health (OASIS) or geriatric nursing experience preferred.
Experience
medical/surgical environment, Home Health (OASIS) or geriatric nursing experience
Benefits3 weeks of PDO per year3 weeks of PDO per year
Benefitsmedical insuranceOur full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefit plan, including medical, dental, vision and life insurance as well as a 401K match after one year of employment.
Benefitsdental insurance
Benefitsvision insurance
More benefits (3)
Benefitslife insurance
Benefits401K match after one year of employment401K match after one year of employment.
401k/Retirement
The role and schedule
Day to day
obtain medical history from patient and/or family memberObtains medical history, particularly as it relates to the present condition, from the patient and/or family member.
Day to day
conduct brief physical examination of the patientConducts a brief physical examination of the patient, including vital signs, ambulatory status, mental status, bowel and urinary regularity, appetite and type of diet.
Day to day
evaluate patient, family, and home situation to determine required health teachingEvaluates the patient, family member(s) and home situation to determine what health teaching will be required.
Day to day
evaluate patient condition to determine available assistance from family membersEvaluates the patient’s condition to determine what assistance will be available from family members caring for the patient.
Day to day
evaluate patient condition and home situation to determine need and frequency for LPN, HHA, or PCA services
Day to day
interpret nursing and other agency services to patients and familiesInterprets nursing and other services of the agency to patients and families as part of planning of care.
Day to day
develop and implement nursing care plansDevelops and implements the nursing care plans.
Day to day
perform specialized skilled nursing services, treatments, and preventative procedures ordered by physiciano Nursing services, treatments, and preventative procedures requiring substantial specialized skill and ordered by a physician.
Day to day
initiate preventative and rehabilitative nursing procedureso Initiating preventative and rehabilitative nursing procedures as appropriate for the patient’s care and safety.
Day to day
observe signs and symptoms and report reactions to treatments and condition changes to physiciano Observing signs and symptoms and reporting to the physician reactions to treatments, including drugs and changes in the patient’s physical or emotional conditions.
Day to day
teach, supervise, and counsel patient and family members regarding nursing care needso Teaching, supervising and counseling the patient and family members regarding the nursing care needs and other related problems of the patient at home.
Day to day
coordinate and supervise care given by LPNs, Home Health Aides, and PCAsCoordinates and supervises the care given by the LPN, Home Health Aide and/or Personal Care Attendant assigned to provide care to the patient.
Day to day
follow physician orders and maintain accurate, current plan of careTo follow Physician orders, maintain Plan of Care that is accurate and current for each patient based on comprehensive assessments, MD orders and is reflective of patient’s needs.
Day to day
chart services rendered, document changes, record supervisory visits, and prepare discharge summaries and orders
Day to day
maintain client confidentiality according to HIPAA regulationsMaintains confidentiality of client’s situation, records and services provided according to HIPAA regulations
Day to day
evaluate effectiveness of nursing service to individual and familyEvaluates the effectiveness of his/her nursing service to the individual and family.
Day to day
consult with attending physician concerning alterations of plan of treatmentConsults with the attending physician concerning alterations of the plan of treatment under direct supervision of the Director of Clinical Services.
Day to day
submit patient notes and visit records on a timely basisSubmits all patient notes and/or visit records on a timely basis.
Day to day
discuss patient problems and needs with Director of Clinical ServicesDiscusses with the Director of Clinical Services problems concerning the patients and how these may best be resolved as well as the patient needs and how these can be best met
Day to day
obtain orders for paramedical services and submit referrals to Director of Clinical ServicesObtains orders for paramedical services and submits referral to the Director of Clinical Services, i.e., physical therapy, medical social services, etc.
Day to day
coordinate total patient careCoordinates total patient care.
Day to day
cooperate with other agencies to provide continuation of careCooperates with other agencies providing nursing or related services to provide continuation of care and to implement a comprehensive care plan.
Day to day
participate in interdisciplinary team conferencesParticipates in interdisciplinary team conferences.
Care model
one-on-one patient care
Charting
Wellsky (Kinnser)
Weekends
Weekends required
On call
one weekend a month on callAbility to work 8 AM - 5 PM Monday - Friday with one weekend a month on call.
The workplace
NH
Nightingale Home Healthcare
Hiring organization
You would be looking at part-time day-shift RN work, and the listings mention flexible scheduling. You would be in a Twin Cities suburb with a water-oriented lifestyle around Lake Minnetonka, parks and trails, and a quieter small-town feel. You would…
Nightingale Home Healthcare was established with one purpose – to put our patients first. With over 30 years of revolutionizing the home health industry, our diverse community of caregivers is committed to providing superior in-home care, implementing new technology and expanding our offered services. Nightingale provides patients with around the clock care and support, ensuring they maintain their independence and dignity without compromise.
Why Work With Us? We offer a competitive salary, flexible scheduling, mileage reimbursement, 3 weeks of PDO per year, one-on-one patient care, referral bonuses up to $500, and regular evaluations with annual merit increases. Our full-time employees enjoy a comprehensive benefit plan, including medical, dental, vision and life insurance as well as a 401K match after one year of employment.
RNs Needed! Nightingale Home Healthcare is expanding rapidly and seeking full-time Registered Nurse Case Managers to fulfill our growing census. Nightingale RNs administer skilled nursing care to patients requiring intermittent professional nursing service and teaches and/or supervises the family and other members of the nursing team. These services are performed in accordance with the physician’s orders and under the direction and supervision of the Director of Clinical Services.
This is a PAY PER VISIT position with the ability to make 120k yearly!! Routine visit rates starting at $60 per visit!
Duties Include
Obtains medical history, particularly as it relates to the present condition, from the patient and/or family member.
Conducts a brief physical examination of the patient, including vital signs, ambulatory status, mental status, bowel and urinary regularity, appetite and type of diet.
Evaluates the patient, family member(s) and home situation to determine what health teaching will be required.
Evaluates the patient’s condition to determine what assistance will be available from family members caring for the patient.
Evaluates the patient’s condition and home situation, determine if the services of a LPN, Home Health Aide, Personal Care Attendant will be required and the frequency of this situation.
Interprets nursing and other services of the agency to patients and families as part of planning of care.
Develops and implements the nursing care plans.
Provides skilled nursing care as outlined in the nursing care plan to include, but not be limited to the following:
o Nursing services, treatments, and preventative procedures requiring substantial specialized skill and ordered by a physician.
o Initiating preventative and rehabilitative nursing procedures as appropriate for the patient’s care and safety.
o Observing signs and symptoms and reporting to the physician reactions to treatments, including drugs and changes in the patient’s physical or emotional conditions.
o Teaching, supervising and counseling the patient and family members regarding the nursing care needs and other related problems of the patient at home.
Coordinates and supervises the care given by the LPN, Home Health Aide and/or Personal Care Attendant assigned to provide care to the patient.
To follow Physician orders, maintain Plan of Care that is accurate and current for each patient based on comprehensive assessments, MD orders and is reflective of patient’s needs.
Charts those services the Visiting Nurse – RN has rendered to the patient, notes changes in the patient’ condition and/or family and home situation, makes revisions in the nursing care plan as needed, records supervisory visits, evaluates patient care and progress and closes charts of discharged patients by preparing Discharge Summaries and obtaining Discharge orders.
Maintains confidentiality of client’s situation, records and services provided according to HIPAA regulations
Evaluates the effectiveness of his/her nursing service to the individual and family.
Consults with the attending physician concerning alterations of the plan of treatment under direct supervision of the Director of Clinical Services.
Submits all patient notes and/or visit records on a timely basis.
Discusses with the Director of Clinical Services problems concerning the patients and how these may best be resolved as well as the patient needs and how these can be best met
Obtains orders for paramedical services and submits referral to the Director of Clinical Services, i.e., physical therapy, medical social services, etc.
Coordinates total patient care.
Cooperates with other agencies providing nursing or related services to provide continuation of care and to implement a comprehensive care plan.
Continually strives to improve nursing care by broadening and deepening knowledge through formal education, attendance at workshops, conferences and active participation in professional and related organizations and reading.
Participates in interdisciplinary team conferences.
Qualifications
Qualifications Include
Licensed Registered Nurse in MN.
Minimum of 1 year medical/surgical environment, Home Health (OASIS) or geriatric nursing experience preferred.
Wellsky (Kinnser) experience preferred.
Current TB results (within last 12 months).
Current CPR Certification.
Valid driver’s license and proof of liability insurance on automobile.
Ability to attend 3-day orientation at our Minnetonka office.
Ability to work 8 AM – 5 PM Monday – Friday with one weekend a month on call.
Neighborhoods+Minnetonka features distinct residential clusters rather than uniform subdivisions. The North/Ridgedale corridor offers established, wooded neighborhoods with midcentury ranches and renovated two-story homes near Interstate 394 and Ridgedale Center, providing quick highway access for commutes. Central pockets such as Minnetonka Mills, Oak Knoll, and Groveland feature classic ramblers, split-levels, and traditional homes on mature lots with good trail access. Waterfront and near-lake areas along the western edge command higher premiums for proximity to Lake Minnetonka's bays, while sections bordering Hopkins offer older homes with rolling hills and large lots close to urban conveniences. Those seeking lower price tiers frequently look immediately east toward Hopkins, St. Louis Park, or Golden Valley.
Minnetonka features distinct residential clusters rather than uniform subdivisions. The North/Ridgedale corridor offers established, wooded neighborhoods with midcentury ranches and renovated two-story homes near Interstate 394 and Ridgedale Center, providing quick highway access for commutes.
Central pockets such as Minnetonka Mills, Oak Knoll, and Groveland feature classic ramblers, split-levels, and traditional homes on mature lots with good trail access. Waterfront and near-lake areas along the western edge command higher premiums for proximity to Lake Minnetonka's bays, while sections bordering Hopkins offer older homes with rolling hills and large lots close to urban conveniences.
Those seeking lower price tiers frequently look immediately east toward Hopkins, St. Louis Park, or Golden Valley.
Getting around+Minnetonka is served primarily by Interstate 494, Interstate 394, and Minnesota State Highway 7, giving drivers straightforward arterial connections into downtown Minneapolis and regional healthcare centers. Typical drives from central and eastern parts of the city reach downtown Minneapolis or Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in roughly 20 minutes outside peak congestion. Public transportation within the suburb is operated by Metro Transit bus routes, though daily schedules and suburban distances make personal vehicles the standard choice for commuting healthcare shift workers. Local drives generally feature less congestion than denser core-city routes, though bay-area surface roads along Lake Minnetonka require extra travel time.
Minnetonka is served primarily by Interstate 494, Interstate 394, and Minnesota State Highway 7, giving drivers straightforward arterial connections into downtown Minneapolis and regional healthcare centers. Typical drives from central and eastern parts of the city reach downtown Minneapolis or Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in roughly 20 minutes outside peak congestion.
Public transportation within the suburb is operated by Metro Transit bus routes, though daily schedules and suburban distances make personal vehicles the standard choice for commuting healthcare shift workers. Local drives generally feature less congestion than denser core-city routes, though bay-area surface roads along Lake Minnetonka require extra travel time.
Outdoors+Minnetonka maintains over 50 municipal parks and preserves linked by more than 100 miles of trails, with roughly one-fifth of the city's land dedicated to water or wetlands. The 155-acre Purgatory Community Preserve is the city's largest park, offering wooded trails with minimal elevation changes and areas for dogs. Lone Lake Community Park provides nearly two miles of loop trails and scenic water views, while Big Willow Community Preserve hugs Minnehaha Creek with athletic fields and mature oak stands. Boaters and paddlers utilize the public boat ramp and slips at Grays Bay Marina to access the 14,500 acres of Lake Minnetonka.
Minnetonka maintains over 50 municipal parks and preserves linked by more than 100 miles of trails, with roughly one-fifth of the city's land dedicated to water or wetlands. The 155-acre Purgatory Community Preserve is the city's largest park, offering wooded trails with minimal elevation changes and areas for dogs.
Lone Lake Community Park provides nearly two miles of loop trails and scenic water views, while Big Willow Community Preserve hugs Minnehaha Creek with athletic fields and mature oak stands. Boaters and paddlers utilize the public boat ramp and slips at Grays Bay Marina to access the 14,500 acres of Lake Minnetonka.
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 Minnetonka
Minnetonka, Minnesota, combines quiet suburban nature with high-capacity west-metro convenience. Built around heavily wooded acreage, rolling hills, and direct access to Lake Minnetonka at Grays Bay Marina, it provides an outdoor-centered lifestyle just 20 minutes west of downtown Minneapolis. For relocating nurses, highway corridors including Interstate 494, Interstate 394, and Highway 7 provide straightforward driving commutes to core hospital systems, though reliance on a personal vehicle is practically mandatory. Healthcare workers find active respites along more than 100 miles of city trails, whether walking the quiet paths of Purgatory Community Preserve or joining Tuesday gatherings at The Marsh farmers market. The local housing scene leans toward established ranches, split-levels, and custom two-story homes on wooded lots, which creates tight competition and higher price tiers than inner suburbs like Hopkins or St. Louis Park. With exceptional local school districts, reliable neighborhood safety, and easy weekend escapes to Excelsior and Wayzata, Minnetonka delivers an orderly, restorative haven for clinicians prioritizing space, trees, and lakefront recreation after demanding clinical shifts.
