Public Health Nurse
This is a temporary vacancy in the Fulton County Public Health Department. Annual Salary: $70,854 (Less than 1 year of experience) – $77,028 (More than 1 year of experience) Typical Work Activities: Provides skilled nursing care and prescribed treatments to patients at clinics and demonstrates nursing care to patients and families; Coordinates plans for service with social workers, physicians and other professional workers concerned with individual and family health care; Counsels and guides
County of FultonCertified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA)
What does a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) do? As a member of the Clinical Services team at The Arc Lexington the Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA) works under the supervision of the OTR to assist in the assessment, treatment development, implementation, and monitoring of Occupational Therapy services. The COTA provides training and support to agency staff in Day Hab and Residential settings. Strong communication skills are essential for success in this
LexingtonLPN- Licensed Practical Nurse
What does a Licensed Practical Nurse do? A Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) will be responsible for monitoring the people we support in our medical frail homes as it relates to health, self-care and personal hygiene needs. This position will assist with hands on direct support as well administering medications and performing routine hospital check ins for the people we support. Qualifications:Must be a licensed and registered LPN by New York Education DepartmentValid NYS Driver's LicenseReliable
LexingtonRegistered Nurse (RN)
What does a Registered Nurse do? The Registered Nurse is responsible for nursing care and caseload management of nursing-related care for individuals in the residential program. This includes planning and coordinating all aspects of medical care and healthcare maintenance. It also includes clinical nursing supervision of LPNs and direct support staff as assigned including the nursing supervision of medication-trained staff in the residences assigned. The Registered Nurse is the medical "liaison" for the
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