Director Of Nursing Resume
2.00/5 (Submit Your Rating)
SUMMARY
- Small house concept consisting of a 30 bed SNF and 10 bed AL with construction of 2 additional SNF’s.
- Started as a consultant and took over DON role until transitioned to Administrator in June 2011
- Responsible for all clinical and operational aspects of the campus
- Received 2 deficiency free surveys
- Budgeting and financials
- Training and staff development
- Wrote survey plans of correction
- Responsible for all care plans
- Lifespan Responsible for Medical records and ordering/distributing of stock
- Resolved complaints with family members and residents
- Conducted admissions and discharges
- Audited all charts and orders
- Rounds with Physicians
- Maintenance reports with maintenance department to review and discuss repairs as needed
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Confidential
Director of Nursing
Responsibilities:
- Deficiency free survey
- Ensured insurance authorizations were completed for payment
- Responsible for nurses and aids and ensuring they were out in the field
- Trained staff members
- Audited all paperwork to ensure payment from Oasis
Confidential
SDC/Director of Nursing
Responsibilities:
- 246 Skilled Nursing facility
- Oversaw all clinical aspects of the facility including supervision of RN’s, LPN’s and CNA’s.
- Major survey turnaround from 64 tags to zero when I left
- Daily meetings with department heads and clinical staff
- Followed up on Physician and Pharmacy issues
Confidential
Charge Nurse Supervisor
Responsibilities:
- Basic nursing practice and principles
- Basic medical and geriatric principles and concepts
- Basic administrative principles and practices
- Regulatory, social, political and economic issues that relate to provision of nursing
- Resident rights, and the nursing role in helping protect and enhance those rights
- Principles and processes related to ethical issues in the chronically and acutely ill
- Strategies to improve the processes and outcomes of managing various levels of
- illnesses in the nursing facility population, including chronic conditions, emergenciescondition changes and terminal events
- Nursing’s role in the interdisciplinary approach to long - term care
- Skill at interviewing and extracting clinical information from other care providers
- Skill at integrating and assimilating clinical information gained from other careproviders
- Skill at making nursing decisions regarding nursing care needs of the resident(s) /patient(s)
- Skill at organizing and presenting information systematically
- Skills in effective listening and critical observations and utilizing the informationgained for effective problem solving
- Possesses interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills
- Demonstrates leadership skills in principles of team building, motivating others,conflict management/resolution and negotiation
- Exhibits time management, prioritizing and critical thinking skills
- Leads by example by providing professional support for staff and by assisting staff with direct and indirect patient/resident care through prioritizing