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The Wound Care Nurse (RN) is responsible for assessing, treating, and monitoring wound conditions in residents, collaborating with healthcare teams to improve wound healing and quality of life. The role includes developing individualized care plans, providing direct wound care interventions, educating patients and staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This position requires an active RN license, wound care experience, and a compassionate approach in a long-term care setting.

The Wound Care Nurse (RN) is responsible for assessing, treating, and monitoring wound conditions in residents, collaborating with healthcare teams to improve wound healing and quality of life. The role includes developing individualized care plans, providing direct wound care interventions, educating patients and staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This position requires an active RN license, wound care experience, and a compassionate approach in a long-term care setting.

The Wound Care Nurse (RN) is responsible for assessing, treating, and monitoring wound conditions in residents, collaborating with healthcare teams to improve wound healing and quality of life. The role includes developing individualized care plans, providing direct wound care interventions, educating patients and staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This position requires an active RN license, wound care experience, and a compassionate approach in a long-term care setting.

The Food & Beverage Attendant provides excellent customer service in fast-paced buffet or cafeteria-style environments, ensuring food stations are well-stocked and guests' needs are met. Responsibilities include serving food, maintaining cleanliness, assisting guests, monitoring supplies, and supporting event setup and breakdown. This role requires previous experience in food service, strong interpersonal skills, attention to food safety, and physical stamina.

The Surgical Technologist supports surgeons and nurses by ensuring a safe and sterile operating room environment during invasive procedures. This role requires national certification, knowledge of surgical techniques, and experience in managing surgical equipment and patient safety. The position emphasizes teamwork, communication skills, and adherence to quality and safety standards in healthcare settings.

The Wound Care Nurse (RN) is responsible for assessing, treating, and monitoring wound conditions in residents, collaborating with healthcare teams to improve wound healing and quality of life. The role includes developing individualized care plans, providing direct wound care interventions, educating patients and staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This position requires an active RN license, wound care experience, and a compassionate approach in a long-term care setting.

The Wound Care Nurse (RN) is responsible for assessing, treating, and monitoring wound conditions in residents, collaborating with healthcare teams to improve wound healing and quality of life. The role includes developing individualized care plans, providing direct wound care interventions, educating patients and staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This position requires an active RN license, wound care experience, and a compassionate approach in a long-term care setting.

The Wound Care Nurse (RN) is responsible for assessing, treating, and monitoring wound conditions in residents, collaborating with healthcare teams to improve wound healing and quality of life. The role includes developing individualized care plans, providing direct wound care interventions, educating patients and staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This position requires an active RN license, wound care experience, and a compassionate approach in a long-term care setting.

The Wound Care Nurse (RN) is responsible for assessing, treating, and monitoring wound conditions in residents, collaborating with healthcare teams to improve wound healing and quality of life. The role includes developing individualized care plans, providing direct wound care interventions, educating patients and staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This position requires an active RN license, wound care experience, and a compassionate approach in a long-term care setting.

The Wound Care Nurse (RN) is responsible for assessing, treating, and monitoring wound conditions in residents, collaborating with healthcare teams to improve wound healing and quality of life. The role includes developing individualized care plans, providing direct wound care interventions, educating patients and staff, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This position requires an active RN license, wound care experience, and a compassionate approach in a long-term care setting.