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Nursing Home Administrator

National Average Salary: $121,831 per year

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Responsibilities:

  • Oversee all aspects of nursing home operations, ensuring that all departments function efficiently and meet the needs of residents.
  • Manage the budget, staffing, and resources of the facility to optimize operations and maintain high standards of care.
  • Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, and continuously monitor the facility’s adherence to these standards.
  • Develop and implement facility policies that align with industry best practices and organizational goals.
  • Maintain the quality of patient care by setting performance standards and providing regular staff training and evaluations.
  • Coordinate with medical staff to ensure that residents receive personalized, high-quality care.
  • Handle communication with residents' families, providing updates and addressing any concerns or issues that arise.
  • Supervise and train facility staff, fostering a positive work environment and encouraging professional development.
  • Ensure the facility meets all legal and safety requirements by conducting regular inspections and addressing any issues immediately.
  • Oversee the financial performance of the facility, making strategic decisions to enhance profitability while maintaining quality care.
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Clinical Nurse Specialist

National Average Salary: $124,374 per year

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Responsibilities:

  • Provide expert clinical advice to the nursing staff, helping to develop and implement best practices for patient care.
  • Implement clinical research findings into practice, ensuring that the facility is using the most up-to-date methods for treatment and care.
  • Train and educate nursing staff on new procedures, technologies, and methodologies to improve patient outcomes.
  • Conduct thorough clinical assessments to develop personalized treatment plans that address the unique needs of each resident.
  • Monitor patient progress closely, making adjustments to treatment plans as needed to ensure the best possible outcomes.
  • Collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals to ensure that all aspects of patient care are covered.
  • Participate in quality improvement initiatives, continuously seeking ways to enhance the level of care provided.
  • Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations, keeping the facility prepared for inspections and audits at all times.
  • Advocate for patients' needs, ensuring that their voices are heard and that their care is tailored to their preferences.
  • Stay updated on the latest clinical advancements, bringing new ideas and methods to the facility to improve care.
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Director of Nursing

National Average Salary: $108,889 per year

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Responsibilities:

  • Lead and manage the nursing staff, ensuring that all care provided meets the highest standards of quality and compassion.
  • Develop and implement patient care plans, working closely with other healthcare professionals to address individual patient needs.
  • Ensure compliance with healthcare regulations and standards by regularly reviewing practices and making necessary adjustments.
  • Collaborate with other departments, such as administration and therapy, to optimize patient care and streamline operations.
  • Conduct staff training and professional development programs to ensure that the nursing team is up-to-date with the latest care practices.
  • Monitor patient outcomes, adjusting care plans as needed to ensure that each resident receives the best possible care.
  • Ensure proper documentation of patient care, maintaining accurate and detailed records to support ongoing care and regulatory compliance.
  • Manage nursing budgets, allocating resources efficiently to ensure that the department operates within financial guidelines.
  • Handle resident and family concerns, addressing any issues promptly and compassionately to maintain trust and satisfaction.
  • Participate in hiring and performance evaluations, ensuring that the nursing staff is competent, motivated, and aligned with the facility’s goals.
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Pain Management Nurse

National Average Salary: $114,000 per year

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Responsibilities:

  • Manage pain treatment plans for residents, tailoring approaches to individual needs and monitoring effectiveness.
  • Assess and monitor patients' pain levels through detailed observations and consultations, ensuring prompt adjustments to care.
  • Prescribe and administer pain relief medications, working closely with doctors to avoid complications or adverse effects.
  • Collaborate with other healthcare providers on treatment plans, ensuring a holistic approach to patient care.
  • Educate residents and families on pain management techniques, helping them understand treatment plans and expectations.
  • Maintain accurate records of patient treatments, documenting progress and any changes in pain levels or medication needs.
  • Adjust treatment plans based on patient responses, making real-time decisions to enhance patient comfort and care.
  • Participate in interdisciplinary care meetings, offering insights and recommendations on pain management strategies.
  • Ensure compliance with state and federal regulations, adhering to best practices in pain management and patient care.
  • Stay informed on the latest pain management practices, continuously updating skills and knowledge to improve patient outcomes.
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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

National Average Salary: $35,000 per year

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Responsibilities:

  • Assist residents with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and eating, ensuring their comfort and well-being.
  • Monitor and report changes in residents' physical or emotional conditions to the nursing staff for further evaluation.
  • Provide compassionate companionship, offering emotional support to residents and fostering a positive living environment.
  • Ensure the cleanliness and orderliness of residents' rooms and communal areas, adhering to infection control protocols.
  • Assist with mobility and exercise routines, helping residents maintain or improve their physical capabilities.
  • Document care provided to residents, ensuring accurate and up-to-date records for the nursing staff to review.
  • Help transport residents to medical appointments or activities within the facility, ensuring their safety and comfort during transit.
  • Administer basic health care tasks, such as taking vital signs, under the supervision of registered nurses or physicians.
  • Support the nursing team by assisting with additional tasks as needed, contributing to the overall efficiency of the care provided.
  • Maintain a respectful and professional relationship with residents, families, and colleagues, upholding the facility's standards of care.
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Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

National Average Salary: $64,550 per year

Location: Philadelphia, PA

Responsibilities:

  • Provide routine patient care under the supervision of registered nurses, ensuring that residents receive timely and appropriate attention.
  • Monitor and record vital signs, such as blood pressure and temperature, to keep track of residents' health status.
  • Administer medications and injections as prescribed, adhering to safety protocols and medical guidelines.
  • Assist in the development and implementation of care plans, collaborating with the healthcare team to address residents' specific needs.
  • Educate residents and their families about ongoing care and treatment plans, ensuring they are well-informed and involved in decision-making.
  • Help with wound care, dressings, and other nursing tasks as needed, ensuring residents' comfort and health.
  • Maintain accurate and up-to-date documentation of all care provided, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Support registered nurses and doctors by preparing equipment and assisting during medical procedures.
  • Respond to medical emergencies promptly, providing first aid and coordinating with the medical team for further action.
  • Foster a supportive and empathetic environment, building trust with residents and their families to enhance the quality of care.