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Contact Medical · Gwinnett County, Georgia
Home Health Nurse
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Requirements
RN License; Active nursing license in your state; Home health or community care experience preferred; Comfortable with EHR systems and clinical procedures; Strong infection control knowledge and HIPAA compliance; In-home healthcare experience; Home health agency experience; Vital signs and health screenings
Bonus and benefits
Flexible schedule · Ongoing training in trauma, hospice, palliative care
All stated details
- Role
- Home Health Nurse
- Role details
- RN · Home Health
- Base pay
- $45/hr
- Location and setting
- Gwinnett County, Georgia
- Bonus and benefits
- Flexible schedule · Ongoing training in trauma, hospice, palliative care
- Requirements
- RN License; Active nursing license in your state; Home health or community care experience preferred; Comfortable with EHR systems and clinical procedures; Strong infection control knowledge and HIPAA compliance; In-home healthcare experience; Home health agency experience; Vital signs and health screenings
- Hiring employer
- Contact Medical
- Posting status
- Active
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