Sub-Acute Clinical Care Coordinator RN (Registered Nurse) POSITION SUMMARY :
The Sub-Acute Clinical Care Coordinator RN (Registered Nurse) is responsible for the day-to-day nursing activities on the Sub Acute Unit, and for the quality of resident care delivered in that unit. As the Clinical Care Coordinator of the Sub Acute Unit, the RN is responsible for the overall management of the sub-acute unit. Clinical Care Coordinator reports to the Director of Nursing and / or the Facility Administrator. This position involves 30% direct patient care and 70% administrative non-direct patient care.
Sub-Acute Clinical Care Coordinator RN (Registered Nurse) Qualifications / Experience :
The CCC must meet the following :
Direct patient care; Includes but not limited to :
o Identification and assessment of change of condition of residents
o Notification of Physician and family initiating the new plan of care
o Management and Implementation of interventions
o Body / skin, head-to-toe assessment
o Need-for-restraint assessment
o Fall risk assessment
o Pain assessment
o Glascow Coma Scale
o Oral / Dental Assessment
o Dehydration Assessment
o Bowel / Bladder Assessment
o Psychotropic Medication Assessment
o Self-Administration of Medications
o Mood Assessment
o Airway assessment and respiratory interventions
o Hydration and I and O evaluation
o Wound care assessment and interventions
o IV therapy interventions
o Nutrition assessment and weight interventions
o Physical and Mobility assessment and interventions
o Appropriate identification of daily activity capacity
o Bowel evaluation and interventions
o Evaluation of overall resident appearance including hygiene
o Pain assessment with associated interventions
o Fall Risk assessment and interventions
o Suctioning
o Identify change of condition
o Follow up on skin integrity changes
o IV management
o Tracheostomy care / tracheostomy tube change
o Emergency situation interventions
o Proper positioning of residents
o Observation of delivery of Respiratory care
o Assessment and treatment for anxiety and distress
o Tracheostomy site for signs of infection / inflammation
o Dressing condition
o Proper infection control with use of sterile techniques and hand washing
o Condition of mouth and oral cavity and skin hygiene
o Condition of emergency use equipment
o Identification, evaluation and implementation of weaning process : including but not limited to; ventilator, G-tube, tracheostomy tube, pain medication, restraints and foley catheters
o Care plan development, documentation and implementation based on assessment
o Lab test evaluations, review and physician follow up
o Direct resident care rounds with physicians
Administrative non direct patient care :
o Incident investigations
o Lab reports
o Telephone order review
o Admission chart review
o Weight review
o Skin review
o Change of condition review
o Psychotropic summaries
Clinical Coordinator Rn • Alameda, California