University of Vermont Health - Home Health & Hospice

Department Description: Want to have every other week off? We are seeking a full time On Call Visit RN to work closely with the triage nurse team to support clients in the home setting from 5pm to 8am. The Community Hospice team delivers care to patients in the community, providing a wide range of skilled nursing care and support. We are an interdisciplinary team all collaborating together to support patients to remain in the setting of their choice, their home. The first 5 hours you will have intentional work such as admissions, the rest of the time you just need to be available for any urgent calls! RN II and RN IIIs are considered for this position. Minimum Requirements: - Associate's degree in nursing or higher. - Minimum of four years of experience as Community Hospice Nurse or minimum of five years of experience in home health nursing. - Candidate must live within reasonable driving distance to our service area as you will be making on-site visits at patient's homes in Chittenden and Grand Isle counties. - Certification in hospice and palliative care preferred. On-call: Required. Incentives: $10,000 Sign On Bonus for external applicants. Evening and Night Differentials range from $2-$5.20! 7 nights on / 7 nights off! Links: Home Health Care is a Journey, Join Us! - Hear why our team stays and thrives in this unique, supportive community. Supportive, Caring Team at HHH - Learn how we feel supported by our colleagues and coworkers. Enjoy Autonomy and Flexibility - Meet some of our team members and hear about a day in the life of a home health nurse. The Human Connection at HHH - Explore the deep relationships we build through ongoing care. Uplifted and Supported Together at HHH - See how collaboration makes all the difference. A Night at the McClure Miller Respite House - Experience what a night at the Respite House looks like. Enjoy VT Life with HHH - Discover the lifestyle Vermont offers and how we enjoy it! Flexibility to Discover Vermont's Beauty with HHH - Learn more about balancing work and Vermont's beauty. Why be a LNA at Home Health and Hospice? - Meet some of the dedicated LNAs at Home Health and Hospice and hear from them why it's more than a job, it's a calling with a deep sense of purpose, connection, and the ability to work to the top of your licensure. Requirements: Current RN licensure recognized by the State of Vermont required. Appropriate experience in specific clinical area. Varies by unit. Our Total Rewards Package includes: Health Care (Medical, Dental, Vision) Flexible Spending Account Retirement Benefits (403b) Insurance Benefits (Life, Long-Term, Short-Term) Paid time Time Off Joining our team has its perks: We encourage professional growth and development We ensure our nurses are truly happy and feel valued We offer structured preceptorships and continuing education We are committed to great patient ratios Our team culture is unlike what you'll find at other hospitals We've made significant investments in safe patient handling and mobility equipment Nurses truly have a voice here through our shared governance About Home Health and Hospice: For more than 100 years, we have provided high-quality, compassionate care wherever our community members call home. We support individuals and families at every age and stage of life, from pregnancy and early childhood care to adults with acute and chronic illnesses and those at the end of life. With exciting signing incentives and relocation assistance, moving to Vermont has never been an easier decision.

Department Description: Are you interested in developing deep relationships with families and supporting their long-term strengths and health? We're looking to expand our team with a detail-oriented creative thinker who enjoys problem solving and creative community collaborations. We support families through pregnancy, postpartum and the early childhood years until age 6 in families without medical concerns and up to age 18 in families with children who have medical conditions requiring skilled nursing care. Our nurses and family support workers focus on prevention and early intervention, collaborating with numerous community service providers, identifying and addressing developmental challenges and/or psycho-social concerns. We offer individualized self-care and parenting assessment, education and support; childbirth preparation and lactation support; developmental and play support to maximize each family's physical, social and emotional strengths. We provide skilled nursing services for pregnant/postpartum people with higher risk pregnancies due to medical, psychiatric and/or substance use disorder diagnoses; children up to 18 years of age with a medical diagnosis, including emotional adjustment support to children, their families and their care providers. Our full-time positions are Monday - Friday, 8 am - 4:30 pm, which is amazing schedule for parents or those who want work/life balance. There is one rotating on-call weekend day every 4-5 weeks. Minimum Requirements: • One to two years of obstetrical nursing experience, experience with assessing patients throughout pregnancy and postpartum. • Child health nursing experience preferred. • Human services experience such as collaboration with community providers, service and care coordination. • Central line experience preferred, will support and train incumbent who expresses willingness to learn. On-call: Rotating weekends (approximately every 4 weeks) and holidays. Incentives $10,000 Sign-On Bonus for external applicants (prorated for part-time roles) Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm $6,000 Relocation Bonus for those relocating 120+ miles from previous work location Mileage reimbursed at federal gas rates Incentives: $10,000 Sign On Bonus for full time external applicants, prorated for part time roles! Additional terms and conditions apply. Joining a long-standing established caring team dedicated to our patients and their families. Requirements: Current RN licensure recognized by the State of Vermont required. Appropriate experience in specific clinical area. Varies by unit. Our Total Rewards Package includes: Health Care (Medical, Dental, Vision) Flexible Spending Account Retirement Benefits (403b) Insurance Benefits (Life, Long-Term, Short-Term) Paid time Time Off Joining our team has its perks: We encourage professional growth and development We ensure our nurses are truly happy and feel valued We offer structured preceptorships and continuing education We are committed to great patient ratios Our team culture is unlike what you'll find at other hospitals We've made significant investments in safe patient handling and mobility equipment Nurses truly have a voice here through our shared governance About Home Health and Hospice: For more than 100 years, we have provided high-quality, compassionate care wherever our community members call home. We support individuals and families at every age and stage of life, from pregnancy and early childhood care to adults with acute and chronic illnesses and those at the end of life. With exciting signing incentives and relocation assistance, moving to Vermont has never been an easier decision.

POSITION SUMMARY: Delivery of a full range of skilled nursing care to individual clients in their homes and other community settings; Care is family centered, age specific and culturally appropriate. The Community Health Nurse II (CHN) provides nursing care to clients utilizing the Nursing Process and within the framework of ANA Standards of Practice for Home Health Nursing, and Specialty Specific Standards of Patient Care. (CWOCN, APA, etc.) The CHN II assumes leadership responsibilities, including delegation of work to other employees MINIMUM QUALIFICATION STANDARDS: I. Education: BSN or higher degree in nursing preferred II. Experience: One or more years of home or public health nursing experience, or a combination of education and experience from which comparable knowledge and skills are acquired III. License Requirements: Current RN licensure or compact licensure recognized by the State of Vermont is required. IV. General: • Must demonstrate and maintain any required competency • Able to speak, read and write in English • Be honest, self-directed, possess initiative, display good judgment and a positive attitude toward daily activities • Have the ability to communicate clearly and effectively both orally and in written work • Be able to work cooperatively and in a productive manner with organization's employees, clients, customers and the general public • Maintain satisfactory standing with the Adult Abuse Registry, Child Abuse & Neglect Registry, Vermont Criminal Information Center and OIG • Be free from the illegal use and effects of drugs and alcohol in the workplace • Be able to carry out the functions of this job without risk of harm to the health and safety of self and others • Hold a valid driver's license and have a reliable, registered vehicle with insurance as required by the organization, and appropriate to position WORKING CONDITIONS: 1. Traveling may be required 2. May work in community based settings, and clients' homes and outdoors 3. May work during non-business hours 4. May experience: • Hostile and emotionally upset clients, family members, visitors and staff • Stress due to a demanding profession • An exposure to blood-borne pathogens • A variety of environmental exposures such as inclement weather, animals, firearms, tobacco use, dust, and other client based activities and preferences ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: 1. Must walk, sit, stand, bend, lift and move intermittently during working hours 2. Must have the ability to push, pull and lift from the floor, up to a total of 50 pounds and be able to move with the weight, as to organization's standards 3. Climbing-be able to navigate stairs of varying heights and degrees 4. Balancing-be able to maintain balance 5. Kneeling, crouching, stooping, twisting, reaching below waist level, reaching overhead and reaching torso level 6. Manual finger dexterity-will need dexterity to perform duties and use equipment 7. Visual acuity-will need sufficient eyesight to drive a car, use office equipment and perform duties 8. Auditory acuity- will need to assist individuals in person and by telephone PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS: I. Performance Standards: • Incorporates appropriate assessment and intervention skills in all interactions and delivery of nursing care: o Safety and protection; assessment; interventions skills; evaluation; equipment use/management • Communicates with clients, team members, and management in an accurate and timely manner: o Talks with, listens to clients, team members, others; must be able to distinguish subtle changes in auscultation of breath sounds, heart sounds, blood pressure, etc.; reports pertinent, concise information; good basic writing skills to complete accurate and timely charting; computer charting if applicable; protects confidentiality of patient/colleagues • Applies critical thinking skills and considers alternatives: o Organizes multitask workload; prioritizes tasks/work; seeks assistance; collects/integrates data from multiple sources; organizes/delivers care for multiple client assignment. Manages a caseload of up to 10-15 patients. • Develops and maintains human care relationships: o Integrates the influence of the human experience of health and healing, illness or dying and death; adapts care management for diverse populations and environments; advocates for needs of clients; assesses for abuse, neglect and exploitation and refers as appropriate; provides care in ethical and legal manner; refers concerns/ issues to appropriate resources. • Manages self and resources effectively: o Acknowledges limits of experience and capability; identifies learning needs and seeks resources; utilizes equipment and supplies appropriately; uses effective time management strategies including triage and prioritization; maintains clean, orderly environment of care; seeks out and accepts feedback; requests assistance appropriately • Applies leadership skills: o Verbalizes scope of practice for self and others; interacts with others in professional manner; manages conflict; effectively delegates and assigns care; coordinates care within multidisciplinary team including varied professional, paraprofessional and unlicensed staff • Incorporates teaching in delivery of care with a focus on health promotion: o Assesses for barriers to learning, including age and cultural considerations; provides appropriate information to client; basic teaching skills; ability to explain medical problems and treatments in accurate and understandable lay language; uses colleagues as a learning resource; provides counseling about health behaviors; supports the Preceptor Program and Internship Model • Applies knowledge integration skills for the client populations served within the area of hire: o Provides age specific care; applies knowledge of expected norms in planning care (i.e. - VS, lab values, assessment, etc); applies new data to improve care; integrates technical, psychological, social, intellectual, and physical skills • Demonstrates the team/department specific skills required for assigned service area o See team/department specific competency verification form • Meets organization standards related to: o Telephone etiquette, customer service; attendance; punctuality; comportment; inter/intra departmental relations; confidentiality, code of conduct; client/provider rights o Participates in a variety of formal and informal orientation, training and professional development programs and activities in order to acquire a solid understanding of general principles and practices to keep abreast of relevant new clinical/technical developments in the field • Any other duties as assigned by supervisor II. Professional Accountability: • Demonstrates a commitment to the mission and values of the organization • Complies with all organization policies and procedures • Demonstrates respectful and effective communication in all interactions • Protects the privacy and confidentiality of clients, co-workers and organization's operations • Complies with organization's policies to protect confidentiality, integrity, availability and security of all protected health information • Organization's security official • Conducts him/herself in a safe manner by adhering to all safety practices, rules and standards • Demonstrates a commitment to quality and proactively seeks to make improvements to systems and processes • Reports to work on time, provides advance notice for time off, accurately reports time and attendance and appropriately manages paid time off (if applicable) in accordance with organization's policy • Demonstrates a commitment to integrity in work habits and use of organization's resources • Performs duties as assigned that may be outside his/her principle responsibilities • Meets own learning needs. Participates in educational programs of the organization, including completion of all mandatory competencies, education or training • Effectively communicates to transfer information, provide guidance and resolve conflicts • Reports concerns and complaints regarding abuse, neglect and exploitation in accordance with Vermont State Law and the organization • Enhance or improve organization's services by participating in team meetings, projects and committees • Contributes to a positive work environment and responds in a constructive manner to change • Documents the provision care and services in accordance to organization's policy Requirements: Current RN licensure recognized by the State of Vermont required. Appropriate experience in specific clinical area. Varies by unit. Our Total Rewards Package includes: Health Care (Medical, Dental, Vision) Flexible Spending Account Retirement Benefits (403b) Insurance Benefits (Life, Long-Term, Short-Term) Paid time Time Off Joining our team has its perks: We encourage professional growth and development We ensure our nurses are truly happy and feel valued We offer structured preceptorships and continuing education We are committed to great patient ratios Our team culture is unlike what you'll find at other hospitals We've made significant investments in safe patient handling and mobility equipment Nurses truly have a voice here through our shared governance About Home Health and Hospice: For more than 100 years, we have provided high-quality, compassionate care wherever our community members call home. We support individuals and families at every age and stage of life . click apply for full job details

POSITION SUMMARY: Delivery of a full range of skilled nursing care to individual clients in their homes and other community settings; Care is family centered, age specific and culturally appropriate. The Community Health Nurse II (CHN) provides nursing care to clients utilizing the Nursing Process and within the framework of ANA Standards of Practice for Home Health Nursing, and Specialty Specific Standards of Patient Care. (CWOCN, APA, etc.) The CHN II assumes leadership responsibilities, including delegation of work to other employees MINIMUM QUALIFICATION STANDARDS: I. Education: BSN or higher degree in nursing preferred II. Experience: One or more years of home or public health nursing experience, or a combination of education and experience from which comparable knowledge and skills are acquired III. License Requirements: Current RN licensure or compact licensure recognized by the State of Vermont is required. IV. General: • Must demonstrate and maintain any required competency • Able to speak, read and write in English • Be honest, self-directed, possess initiative, display good judgment and a positive attitude toward daily activities • Have the ability to communicate clearly and effectively both orally and in written work • Be able to work cooperatively and in a productive manner with organization's employees, clients, customers and the general public • Maintain satisfactory standing with the Adult Abuse Registry, Child Abuse & Neglect Registry, Vermont Criminal Information Center and OIG • Be free from the illegal use and effects of drugs and alcohol in the workplace • Be able to carry out the functions of this job without risk of harm to the health and safety of self and others • Hold a valid driver's license and have a reliable, registered vehicle with insurance as required by the organization, and appropriate to position WORKING CONDITIONS: 1. Traveling may be required 2. May work in community based settings, and clients' homes and outdoors 3. May work during non-business hours 4. May experience: • Hostile and emotionally upset clients, family members, visitors and staff • Stress due to a demanding profession • An exposure to blood-borne pathogens • A variety of environmental exposures such as inclement weather, animals, firearms, tobacco use, dust, and other client based activities and preferences ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: 1. Must walk, sit, stand, bend, lift and move intermittently during working hours 2. Must have the ability to push, pull and lift from the floor, up to a total of 50 pounds and be able to move with the weight, as to organization's standards 3. Climbing-be able to navigate stairs of varying heights and degrees 4. Balancing-be able to maintain balance 5. Kneeling, crouching, stooping, twisting, reaching below waist level, reaching overhead and reaching torso level 6. Manual finger dexterity-will need dexterity to perform duties and use equipment 7. Visual acuity-will need sufficient eyesight to drive a car, use office equipment and perform duties 8. Auditory acuity- will need to assist individuals in person and by telephone PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS: I. Performance Standards: • Incorporates appropriate assessment and intervention skills in all interactions and delivery of nursing care: o Safety and protection; assessment; interventions skills; evaluation; equipment use/management • Communicates with clients, team members, and management in an accurate and timely manner: o Talks with, listens to clients, team members, others; must be able to distinguish subtle changes in auscultation of breath sounds, heart sounds, blood pressure, etc.; reports pertinent, concise information; good basic writing skills to complete accurate and timely charting; computer charting if applicable; protects confidentiality of patient/colleagues • Applies critical thinking skills and considers alternatives: o Organizes multitask workload; prioritizes tasks/work; seeks assistance; collects/integrates data from multiple sources; organizes/delivers care for multiple client assignment. Manages a caseload of up to 10-15 patients. • Develops and maintains human care relationships: o Integrates the influence of the human experience of health and healing, illness or dying and death; adapts care management for diverse populations and environments; advocates for needs of clients; assesses for abuse, neglect and exploitation and refers as appropriate; provides care in ethical and legal manner; refers concerns/ issues to appropriate resources. • Manages self and resources effectively: o Acknowledges limits of experience and capability; identifies learning needs and seeks resources; utilizes equipment and supplies appropriately; uses effective time management strategies including triage and prioritization; maintains clean, orderly environment of care; seeks out and accepts feedback; requests assistance appropriately • Applies leadership skills: o Verbalizes scope of practice for self and others; interacts with others in professional manner; manages conflict; effectively delegates and assigns care; coordinates care within multidisciplinary team including varied professional, paraprofessional and unlicensed staff • Incorporates teaching in delivery of care with a focus on health promotion: o Assesses for barriers to learning, including age and cultural considerations; provides appropriate information to client; basic teaching skills; ability to explain medical problems and treatments in accurate and understandable lay language; uses colleagues as a learning resource; provides counseling about health behaviors; supports the Preceptor Program and Internship Model • Applies knowledge integration skills for the client populations served within the area of hire: o Provides age specific care; applies knowledge of expected norms in planning care (i.e. - VS, lab values, assessment, etc); applies new data to improve care; integrates technical, psychological, social, intellectual, and physical skills • Demonstrates the team/department specific skills required for assigned service area o See team/department specific competency verification form • Meets organization standards related to: o Telephone etiquette, customer service; attendance; punctuality; comportment; inter/intra departmental relations; confidentiality, code of conduct; client/provider rights o Participates in a variety of formal and informal orientation, training and professional development programs and activities in order to acquire a solid understanding of general principles and practices to keep abreast of relevant new clinical/technical developments in the field • Any other duties as assigned by supervisor II. Professional Accountability: • Demonstrates a commitment to the mission and values of the organization • Complies with all organization policies and procedures • Demonstrates respectful and effective communication in all interactions • Protects the privacy and confidentiality of clients, co-workers and organization's operations • Complies with organization's policies to protect confidentiality, integrity, availability and security of all protected health information • Organization's security official • Conducts him/herself in a safe manner by adhering to all safety practices, rules and standards • Demonstrates a commitment to quality and proactively seeks to make improvements to systems and processes • Reports to work on time, provides advance notice for time off, accurately reports time and attendance and appropriately manages paid time off (if applicable) in accordance with organization's policy • Demonstrates a commitment to integrity in work habits and use of organization's resources • Performs duties as assigned that may be outside his/her principle responsibilities • Meets own learning needs. Participates in educational programs of the organization, including completion of all mandatory competencies, education or training • Effectively communicates to transfer information, provide guidance and resolve conflicts • Reports concerns and complaints regarding abuse, neglect and exploitation in accordance with Vermont State Law and the organization • Enhance or improve organization's services by participating in team meetings, projects and committees • Contributes to a positive work environment and responds in a constructive manner to change • Documents the provision care and services in accordance to organization's policy Requirements: Current RN licensure recognized by the State of Vermont required. Appropriate experience in specific clinical area. Varies by unit. Our Total Rewards Package includes: Health Care (Medical, Dental, Vision) Flexible Spending Account Retirement Benefits (403b) Insurance Benefits (Life, Long-Term, Short-Term) Paid time Time Off Joining our team has its perks: We encourage professional growth and development We ensure our nurses are truly happy and feel valued We offer structured preceptorships and continuing education We are committed to great patient ratios Our team culture is unlike what you'll find at other hospitals We've made significant investments in safe patient handling and mobility equipment Nurses truly have a voice here through our shared governance About Home Health and Hospice: For more than 100 years, we have provided high-quality, compassionate care wherever our community members call home. We support individuals and families at every age and stage of life . click apply for full job details

POSITION SUMMARY: Delivery of a full range of skilled nursing care to individual clients in their homes and other community settings; Care is family centered, age specific and culturally appropriate. The Community Health Nurse II (CHN) provides nursing care to clients utilizing the Nursing Process and within the framework of ANA Standards of Practice for Home Health Nursing, and Specialty Specific Standards of Patient Care. (CWOCN, APA, etc.) The CHN II assumes leadership responsibilities, including delegation of work to other employees MINIMUM QUALIFICATION STANDARDS: I. Education: BSN or higher degree in nursing preferred II. Experience: One or more years of home or public health nursing experience, or a combination of education and experience from which comparable knowledge and skills are acquired III. License Requirements: Current RN licensure or compact licensure recognized by the State of Vermont is required. IV. General: • Must demonstrate and maintain any required competency • Able to speak, read and write in English • Be honest, self-directed, possess initiative, display good judgment and a positive attitude toward daily activities • Have the ability to communicate clearly and effectively both orally and in written work • Be able to work cooperatively and in a productive manner with organization's employees, clients, customers and the general public • Maintain satisfactory standing with the Adult Abuse Registry, Child Abuse & Neglect Registry, Vermont Criminal Information Center and OIG • Be free from the illegal use and effects of drugs and alcohol in the workplace • Be able to carry out the functions of this job without risk of harm to the health and safety of self and others • Hold a valid driver's license and have a reliable, registered vehicle with insurance as required by the organization, and appropriate to position WORKING CONDITIONS: 1. Traveling may be required 2. May work in community based settings, and clients' homes and outdoors 3. May work during non-business hours 4. May experience: • Hostile and emotionally upset clients, family members, visitors and staff • Stress due to a demanding profession • An exposure to blood-borne pathogens • A variety of environmental exposures such as inclement weather, animals, firearms, tobacco use, dust, and other client based activities and preferences ESSENTIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: 1. Must walk, sit, stand, bend, lift and move intermittently during working hours 2. Must have the ability to push, pull and lift from the floor, up to a total of 50 pounds and be able to move with the weight, as to organization's standards 3. Climbing-be able to navigate stairs of varying heights and degrees 4. Balancing-be able to maintain balance 5. Kneeling, crouching, stooping, twisting, reaching below waist level, reaching overhead and reaching torso level 6. Manual finger dexterity-will need dexterity to perform duties and use equipment 7. Visual acuity-will need sufficient eyesight to drive a car, use office equipment and perform duties 8. Auditory acuity- will need to assist individuals in person and by telephone PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS: I. Performance Standards: • Incorporates appropriate assessment and intervention skills in all interactions and delivery of nursing care: o Safety and protection; assessment; interventions skills; evaluation; equipment use/management • Communicates with clients, team members, and management in an accurate and timely manner: o Talks with, listens to clients, team members, others; must be able to distinguish subtle changes in auscultation of breath sounds, heart sounds, blood pressure, etc.; reports pertinent, concise information; good basic writing skills to complete accurate and timely charting; computer charting if applicable; protects confidentiality of patient/colleagues • Applies critical thinking skills and considers alternatives: o Organizes multitask workload; prioritizes tasks/work; seeks assistance; collects/integrates data from multiple sources; organizes/delivers care for multiple client assignment. Manages a caseload of up to 10-15 patients. • Develops and maintains human care relationships: o Integrates the influence of the human experience of health and healing, illness or dying and death; adapts care management for diverse populations and environments; advocates for needs of clients; assesses for abuse, neglect and exploitation and refers as appropriate; provides care in ethical and legal manner; refers concerns/ issues to appropriate resources. • Manages self and resources effectively: o Acknowledges limits of experience and capability; identifies learning needs and seeks resources; utilizes equipment and supplies appropriately; uses effective time management strategies including triage and prioritization; maintains clean, orderly environment of care; seeks out and accepts feedback; requests assistance appropriately • Applies leadership skills: o Verbalizes scope of practice for self and others; interacts with others in professional manner; manages conflict; effectively delegates and assigns care; coordinates care within multidisciplinary team including varied professional, paraprofessional and unlicensed staff • Incorporates teaching in delivery of care with a focus on health promotion: o Assesses for barriers to learning, including age and cultural considerations; provides appropriate information to client; basic teaching skills; ability to explain medical problems and treatments in accurate and understandable lay language; uses colleagues as a learning resource; provides counseling about health behaviors; supports the Preceptor Program and Internship Model • Applies knowledge integration skills for the client populations served within the area of hire: o Provides age specific care; applies knowledge of expected norms in planning care (i.e. - VS, lab values, assessment, etc); applies new data to improve care; integrates technical, psychological, social, intellectual, and physical skills • Demonstrates the team/department specific skills required for assigned service area o See team/department specific competency verification form • Meets organization standards related to: o Telephone etiquette, customer service; attendance; punctuality; comportment; inter/intra departmental relations; confidentiality, code of conduct; client/provider rights o Participates in a variety of formal and informal orientation, training and professional development programs and activities in order to acquire a solid understanding of general principles and practices to keep abreast of relevant new clinical/technical developments in the field • Any other duties as assigned by supervisor II. Professional Accountability: • Demonstrates a commitment to the mission and values of the organization • Complies with all organization policies and procedures • Demonstrates respectful and effective communication in all interactions • Protects the privacy and confidentiality of clients, co-workers and organization's operations • Complies with organization's policies to protect confidentiality, integrity, availability and security of all protected health information • Organization's security official • Conducts him/herself in a safe manner by adhering to all safety practices, rules and standards • Demonstrates a commitment to quality and proactively seeks to make improvements to systems and processes • Reports to work on time, provides advance notice for time off, accurately reports time and attendance and appropriately manages paid time off (if applicable) in accordance with organization's policy • Demonstrates a commitment to integrity in work habits and use of organization's resources • Performs duties as assigned that may be outside his/her principle responsibilities • Meets own learning needs. Participates in educational programs of the organization, including completion of all mandatory competencies, education or training • Effectively communicates to transfer information, provide guidance and resolve conflicts • Reports concerns and complaints regarding abuse, neglect and exploitation in accordance with Vermont State Law and the organization • Enhance or improve organization's services by participating in team meetings, projects and committees • Contributes to a positive work environment and responds in a constructive manner to change • Documents the provision care and services in accordance to organization's policy Requirements: Current RN licensure recognized by the State of Vermont required. Appropriate experience in specific clinical area. Varies by unit. Our Total Rewards Package includes: Health Care (Medical, Dental, Vision) Flexible Spending Account Retirement Benefits (403b) Insurance Benefits (Life, Long-Term, Short-Term) Paid time Time Off Joining our team has its perks: We encourage professional growth and development We ensure our nurses are truly happy and feel valued We offer structured preceptorships and continuing education We are committed to great patient ratios Our team culture is unlike what you'll find at other hospitals We've made significant investments in safe patient handling and mobility equipment Nurses truly have a voice here through our shared governance About Home Health and Hospice: For more than 100 years, we have provided high-quality, compassionate care wherever our community members call home. We support individuals and families at every age and stage of life . click apply for full job details