LPN Restorative Nurse

BE PART OF SOMETHING MORE

At Crown Point Christian Village, a part of Christian Horizons, you'll find a rewarding place to work with the satisfaction that comes from living your purpose and making a real difference in the lives of others.   You’ll find an incredible spirit in our communities. It’s in the smiles of our residents and the dedication of our associates. It inspires all who share our mission – from chefs and managers to nurses, housekeepers and chaplains. Remarkable people work here and there's a place here for you.  

Founded in 1962, our God-centered mission continues today.  Our mission is to cultivate a compassionate and positive environment where living means thriving, where residents lead the abundant life they were intended to lead. 

Opportunity

We are looking for a compassionate and talented Restorative Nurse (LPN) to join our nursing team as staff nurse. 

We offer:

• Competitive Wages including Shift Differentials
• PathwayPay (daily pay) – Get your pay, when you need it.
• Preceptor Program
• Consistent Assignments
• Generous PTO Program
• Health, Dental & Vision Insurance
• Life (employer paid), Short & Long Term Disability, Group Accident, and Critical Illness
• 403(b) & Flex Spending
• Employee Assistant Program
• Tuition Reimbursement
• Employee Discounts and Other Perks

• Direct and lead the day-to-day functions of the rehab/restorative nursing assistants.
• Coordinate the restorative nursing program throughout the community.
• Work closely with therapists to establish restorative nursing goals and interventions.
• Attend care plan conferences to make recommendations and report progress of restorative nursing measures.
• Oversee the training and education of nursing staff regarding restorative nursing practices.
• Coordinate and act as chairperson of the weekly restorative meetings.
• Assure restorative documentation and protocol is completed according to corporate policy.
• Participate in the hiring, discipline, and performance evaluations of rehab/restorative nursing assistants, understanding that final authority belongs to the Director of Nursing.
• Assist in the evaluation and assessment of newly admitted Residents for restorative nursing care.
• Foster self-respect and a feeling of worth in each Resident by consistent kindness, understanding, and patience in their care.
• Maintain current informative clinical records based on current standards of practice and regulations.
• Participate in developing, planning, conducting, and scheduling in-service training classes to help ensure a well-educated nursing staff.
• Attend and participate in continuing education programs designed to keep you abreast of changes in the profession.
• Consistently work cooperatively with Residents, staff, volunteers, and families to ensure Residents are receiving the best quality care.
• Assume responsibility for department compliance with federal, state, local, and corporate regulations.
• Assist in orientation for new employees specific to their role in restorative services.
• Organize and maintain all records necessary, following corporate policies and procedures.
• Supervise proper care and use of equipment and waste disposal procedures in accordance with community policies.
• Demonstrate consistent management of staff and resources.
• Follow all written and oral directions given by supervisor.
• Participate in all in-services and activities as required.
• Use proper equipment and techniques to ensure safety of self, Residents, volunteers, visitors, and staff.
• Observe all community policies and procedures, including but not limited to safety, infection control, Residents’ rights, and those contained in the employee handbook.
• Maintain the confidentiality of all protected health information whether electronic, written, or oral exposed to either during the course of assigned duties or as a result of an incidental disclosure.
• Apply the Minimum Necessary Standard in all matters related to Residents’ protected health information.

• Graduate from an approved school of nursing required.
• CPR Certification required.
• Current LPN state license required.
• 1-2 years long-term care or rehab/restorative experience required.
• Able to follow and give written and oral directions.
• Demonstrate dependability, cooperation, and interest in the care of the elderly.
• Display leadership qualities, good communication skills, an d a desire to continuously learn.
• Possess the ability to communicate effectively and deal tactfully with personnel, Residents, families, visitors, government agencies, and the general public.
• Pass background check before and during employment, as defined by Christian Horizons’ background check policy, with no disqualifications by committing or attempting to commit one or more of the offenses defined within.