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Weekend Nursing Supervisor - RN

Shift
12-hour weekends only
Hours a week
24 hrs a week

Posted Aug 17

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Role

Schedule
12-hour weekends only · 2 a week · 24 hours
Weekends
Weekends required
Setting
Long Term Care
Accepts
RN

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Weekend Nursing Supervisor (RN) -Warde Senior Living, Windham, NH

Join our excellent team of professionals to help meet the medical, social and spiritual needs of the people we serve. Warde Campus in Windham, NH, is currently a 23-bed Assisted Living community and a 48-bed skilled nursing facility offering short and long-term care in a warm, supportive atmosphere where residents are cared for according to their individual needs. We are proud to be part of Catholic Charities New Hampshire.

We are seeking an RN Weekend Supervisor with management experience in a skilled nursing facility.

Schedule

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  • Hours: Every Saturday and Sunday 7:00am to 7:00pm

Job Responsibilities;

  • Perform all assigned tasks in accordance with established policies, procedures, guidelines, and standards of care.
  • Receive and provide report from/to licensed nurses and LNAs/LMNAs at beginning and end of assigned shift.
  • Conduct clinical rounds on assigned unit several times during the shift.
  • Recognize emergency clinical situations, assess immediate needs, implement appropriate intervention and communicate situation to the nursing supervisor.

·· Maintain confidentiality of all resident related care information.

  • Supervise Licensed Practical Nurses, Licensed Nursing Assistants and/or Licensed Medication Nursing Assistants

Requirements

  • Must possess a current license to practice nursing in the State of New Hampshire
  • Must be able to function independently
  • Must possess excellent communication skills
  • Must work well under pressure
  • Must interact professionally with physicians, residents, family members, employees, visitors, and community
  • IV Certification preferred
  • CPR/BLS certified
  • Must have long term care experience

Licenses & Certifications Required

  • RN

Equal Opportunity Employer

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Requirements

  • Must possess a current license to practice nursing in the State of New Hampshire
  • Must be able to function independently
  • Must possess excellent communication skills
  • Must work well under pressure
  • Must interact professionally with physicians, residents, family members, employees, visitors, and community
  • IV Certification preferred
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  • CPR/BLS certified
  • Must have long term care experience
  • Required
  • RN

Place

City
Windham, New Hampshire
State price level
4% above the national average

New Hampshire index 104.2, where 100 is the national average.

Windham, New Hampshire is a quiet suburban town in Rockingham County, dotted with lakes like Cobbett's Pond and framed by classic New England woodlands. It offers a peaceful, small-town pace with convenient access to the Massachusetts border and greater Boston—a practical and scenic base for traveling nurses.

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Cost figures from U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · 2024 Regional Price Parities.

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Warde Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
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