Registered Nurse

We are looking for an RN to oversee 2 15-bed memory care communities in Pocatello.

This position pays up to $39.00 per hour DOE

#AMSL

Do you love building connections and providing compassionate care to your patients? We are looking for a nurse to join our team and help us as we continue our mission of 'Transforming families through each genuine moment of connection'.

Who we are :

At Ashley Manor, we strive to be the best. That means we will do better today than we did yesterday. We know that for this to happen we have to have the right people on our team making this a reality every day.

Our small homelike communities offer a great experience for our nurses to be able to connect with the residents and provide compassionate and specialized care. We are a family owned company with locations in Idaho and Oregon.

Who you are :

• You love working with Seniors and their families. You recognize that each interaction is an opportunity to make a difference in the resident's life.
• You treat everyone you come in contact with in a supporting and compassionate way.
• RN license for the state in which you will work
• Minimum of 1 year of geriatric / senior living RN work preferred
• Active certifications or the ability to get certified right away in First Aid, CPR, and medications
• Knowledge of state rules, regulations, fire codes and other safety practices
• Knowledge of resident rights
• Strong communicator both verbally and in writing
• Ability to use office equipment such as computers, printers, fax machines, email
• Ability to maintain confidentiality of employee and facility issues and records

What your day will look like :

COVID-19

Employee health and safety is our top priority! We are doing our best to ensure we protect our employees, their families, and our residents. We are continuously adapting infection control procedures and adhering to CDC, state and local orders with regard to COVID-19. Our small home like communities help to reduce exposure and spread of COVID-19. We have implemented many processes to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our communities.