Registered Nurse (On Call)
Management & Training Corporation
Livingston, Texas
Posted Sep 25 · Closing date Oct 23 has passed
- Shift and hours
- 12-hour
- License
- RN license Must work within Texas state board of nursing scope of practice.
- Term
- Per Diem
Do you qualify?
- License
- Must work within Texas state board of nursing scope of practice. Check your license
- License
- Valid driver’s license in the state of Texas with an acceptable driving record required, unless waived by management. Check your license
- Certification
- Must possess current CPR certification.
- Education
- Degree in nursing, current, valid nursing license for the state of Texas or a compact state.
What it pays
- Against similar roles
- In range for Texas PRN rolesTexas PRN postings that state pay run $30/hr to $63/hr, the middle half $37/hr to $51/hr, across 261 postings.
The workplace
Worth asking
- What should I expect for weekly hours, weekend, holiday, and rotation?
- What orientation, preceptor time, and ongoing unit support are included?
More questions to askFewer questions
- How are patient load, floating, and staffing support handled day to day?
- Which physical workplace and unit is this role for?
Your fit
Original listing
Posted on Management & Training Corporation’s careers page.
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Pay Rate: $47.05/hour +$2 per hour night
- shift differential
Employment Type: PRN (on call)
Schedule
12-hour shifts, day 6am-6pm and night, 6pm - 6 am We offer a variety of benefits designed to support your health, well-being, and work-life balance. Eligibility for certain benefits may depend on the number of hours worked per week and other factors. Some of our offerings include: Medical, vision, dental, and prescription drug benefits Life, accidental death and dismemberment insurance Short-term and long-term disability benefits Employee assistance program Paid time off (PTO) Paid holidays Bereavement leave Civic duty and military leave 401(k) retirement plan Make a Difference Where It Matters!
Operated by Management & Training Corporation, the IAH Detention Facility in Livingston, Texas, has a unique and rewarding challenge for a dedicated nurse. Help us provide essential care where your expertise will directly impact the well-being of underserved individuals. If you’re committed to patient care, thrive in dynamic environments, and want to contribute to meaningful healthcare, apply today and join our mission-driven team!
Essential
responsibilities
Attend sick call with the physicians to see detainees; prepare examining room and equipment. Call the physician for medication and treatment orders and other emergencies. Operate pill call, administer medication and accurately and completely document treatment as required by applicable policies and procedures.
Examine and assess detainees with illnesses or injuries or detainees who become ill or injured; confer with physician to refer detainees to the emergency room as required by their condition and document in medical record or other forms as appropriate Maintain clean work area; use or direct the use of appropriate sanitation methods. Practice basic cost containment and utilization management for detainee care and facility operations. Maintain absolute security and confidentiality of all medical records.
Observe applicable HIPAA rules. Review medical files to determine all provided services are documented. Closely monitor all potential catastrophic illnesses.
Comply with all applicable pharmacy laws, especially those covering controlled substances. Observe and record detainee behavior, assess and triage with appropriate documentation Inspect medical unit for items that could be used as contraband by detainees; securely store or safely dispose of supplies and equipment. Control medication, syringes, or other medical supplies.
Perform work on an on-call basis, as required. Provide health counseling and health education on individual or group basis, as required. Prepare and maintain narrative, statistical, summary and operational records, reports and logs.
Assist corporate counsel with responses to detainee lawsuits. Attend scheduled staff meetings, promote communications and flow of relevant information in the medical unit. Prepare and disseminate safety and accident reports as required by policies and procedures; take appropriate action in cases of serious and unusual incidents and emergencies.
Properly chart medical care. Initiate and complete investigations and inquiries with accuracy, as directed, gather information and evidence, interview and obtain the statements; exercise independent judgment by determining when probable cause exists to recommend disciplinary action. Perform rescue functions at accidents, emergencies and disasters to include administering basic emergency medical aid, physically removing people away from dangerous situations, and securing and evacuating people from confined areas.
Education and experience
requirements
Degree in nursing, current, valid nursing license for the state of Texas or a compact state. Must possess current CPR certification. Must work within Texas state board of nursing scope of practice.
Valid driver’s license in the state of Texas with an acceptable driving record required, unless waived by management. Management & Training Corporation (MTC) is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, age, religion, sex, disabled status, veteran status, genetic information, national origin, or any other category protected by federal law.
MTC participates in E-Verify. We strive to provide reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals with disabilities, including disabled veterans, in our job application and hiring process. If you are interested in employment opportunities with Management & Training Corporation and need assistance, please contact our staffing department through customersupport@mtctrains.com or 801-693-2888.
What's around it?
Livingston, TXFrom Census ACS 2024.
Living costs about 3% below the US average
- Median rent
- $1,104/mo
- Household income
- $48,841/yr, all local households, not nurse pay