What are the responsibilities and job description for the Staff Nurse - Day Shift position at Center for Addiction Treatment (CAT)?
Why join a team of "lifesavers" at The Center for Addiction Treatment? Full time 7a - 7p shifts. You work 3 weekdays, next week work 4 days, every other weekend rotation. No call lights!
Shift pay differential!
Vision
Recovery for all who seek it.
Mission
Saving lives and rebuilding families and communities by providing addiction health services.
Purpose
CAT offers help and hope for a different life by providing accessible care and tools for lifelong sobriety and recovery to patients struggling with addiction to alcohol, drugs or gambling. CAT does this with the goal of saving lives and rebuilding families
Benefits
Participates in the planning, implementation and evaluation of nursing care within the objectives, standards and policies of the agency, department and parameters of his/her identified scope of nursing practice. Responsibilities include comprehensive assessments on all patients during the admission process to assist in the plan of care identifying appropriate Level of care based on their drug and medical history. Ongoing assessments and evaluations on Withdrawal Management and Residential patients to determine individualized nursing treatment plans and interventions.
Shift pay differential!
Vision
Recovery for all who seek it.
Mission
Saving lives and rebuilding families and communities by providing addiction health services.
Purpose
CAT offers help and hope for a different life by providing accessible care and tools for lifelong sobriety and recovery to patients struggling with addiction to alcohol, drugs or gambling. CAT does this with the goal of saving lives and rebuilding families
Benefits
- An exciting and engaging work environment alongside others that have a passion for the mission of the organization!
- Make a difference in the community!
- Medical, Dental and Vision along with generous PTO!
- Opportunities for continuous learning and advancement in your career!
Participates in the planning, implementation and evaluation of nursing care within the objectives, standards and policies of the agency, department and parameters of his/her identified scope of nursing practice. Responsibilities include comprehensive assessments on all patients during the admission process to assist in the plan of care identifying appropriate Level of care based on their drug and medical history. Ongoing assessments and evaluations on Withdrawal Management and Residential patients to determine individualized nursing treatment plans and interventions.
- Qualifications
- LPN/RN with a current license in the State of Ohio
- CPR Certification required
- Two years of nursing experience