RN Supervisor - Empire Care Centers

**Join Our Team as an RN Supervisor at the Winder Center for Nursing and Healing!  

"If you're a Registered Nurse (RN) committed to providing exceptional care in a nursing home environment, with a deep dedication to patient well-being, a supportive work atmosphere, and a strong desire for professional growth, then Empire is the perfect fit for you." 

NIGHT SHIFT: 3-4 days during the week!

**Why Choose Us:** 

- **Quality Care Focus: At our facility, patient well-being is paramount. You'll have the resources to impact lives positively. 

- **Collaborative Environment: Join a cohesive team committed to excellence. Collaboration and open communication define our success. 

- **Employee-Centric Culture: Just as you provide compassionate care, we care for you. Your contributions are valued, fostering a positive work environment. 

- **Professional Growth: We invest in you. Enhance skills, expand knowledge, and unlock doors as you advance with us. 

- **Competitive Benefits and Compensation: Your expertise deserves recognition. Our robust packages mirror your commitment. 

**RN Supervisor Responsibilities:** 

As an RN Supervisor, you will: 

- Ensure compliance among nurses, CNAs, and medical staff 

- Initiate and engage in Interdisciplinary Care Plan meetings 

- Address triggered indicators within the Care Plan 

- Collaborate with caregivers and other disciplines 

- Prepare Quality Measure/Quality Indicator reports 

- Implement educational plans to adapt to changing needs 

- Mentor and support nursing staff, fostering growth 

**Benefits of the RN Supervisor** 

- Competitive salary 

- Opportunities for career advancement 

- Positive and engaging work environment 

-On-Site Staff rooms with TV, Wi-Fi 

-Complimentary Staff Education Programs 

-BLS Education, ACLS, IV certification 

-Life, Disability, Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance. 

- Paid Sick and Holiday Time. 

- Paid Time Off 

- 401k 

**Qualifications:** 

We seek candidates who: 

- Hold an active Georgia RN license 

- Have nursing home or long-term care experience 

- Possess clinical skills and leadership qualities 

- Embrace a patient-centered approach