Base: $36–$46ph (doe); bonus/equity: not specified...
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Direct nursing care supervision
Medication administration and verification
Regulatory compliance with federal standards
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Houston Transitional Care is seeking a Charge Nurse for their Bridge Crest Post Acute facility, offering a competitive salary of $36–$46/hour. The ideal candidate should possess a valid LPN/LVN license and have experience in providing high-quality nursing care while supervising nursing assistants.
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Job Summary
The primary purpose of this position is to provide direct nursing care to residents while supervising the day-to-day activities of nursing assistants.
The role requires ensuring all nursing personnel comply with written policies and current federal, state, and local regulations governing long-term care facilities.
Candidates must possess an active LPN/LVN license and be capable of administering medications, managing care plans, and participating in facility surveys.
Matching Summary
Match Score: 75
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Houston Transitional Care is seeking a Charge Nurse for their Bridge Crest Post Acute facility, offering a competitive salary of $36–$46/hour. The ideal candidate should possess a valid LPN/LVN license and have experience in providing high-quality nursing care while supervising nursing assistants.
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Salary
Base: $36–$46/hour (DOE); Bonus/Equity: Not specified; Benefits: Not specified
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Direct nursing care supervision
Medication administration and verification
Regulatory compliance with federal standards
Resident care plan development and review
Incident reporting and documentation
Staff scheduling and performance evaluation
Nice-to-have
Compassionate team-driven environment
Strong leadership and interpersonal skills
Experience with quality assurance programs
Ability to handle difficult residents tactfully
Key Requirements
Current active LPN or LVN license
Graduate of accredited college or approved LPN/LVN program
Current CPR certification required
Knowledge of PCC software preferred
Maintain good standing with State Board of Nursing