layiq

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HOME HEALTH RN (20 HRS/WK DAYS) at Riverside Healthcare | LAYIQ

Benefits - .5 to 1.0 FTE

Paid Time Off programs
Health and welfare benefits such as medical, dental, vision, life, and Short- and Long-Term Disability
Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts for eligible health care and dependent care expenses
Defined contribution retirement plans with employer match and other financial wellness programs
Educational Assistance Program

Benefits - .001 to .49 FTE:

Paid Leave Hours accrued as you work
Employee Health Requirements
Exposure to: Chemicals: Alcohol, soap, germicidal disinfectants, chemotherapeutic agents
Video Display Terminals: Average
Blood and Body Fluids: Exposure risk is fairly high; universal precautions are employed in the home care environment.
TB or Airborne Pathogens: Exposure risk exists; universal precautions are employed. Any indication of the possible existence of TB would trigger increased precautions as well as further testing of the patient.
Sensory requirements (speech, vision, smell, hearing, touch): Speech: Verbal communication with patient and family.
Vision: Visual observation required to provide patient care.
Smell: Ability to use sense of smell is essential to assessment in the home environment.
Hearing: Ability to communicate with patient and family is required.
Touch: Tactile observations required.
Activity/Lifting Requirements: Percentage of time during the normal workday the employee is required to:
Sit: 10%
Twist: 4%
Stand: 40%
Crawl: 0%
Walk: 25%
Kneel: 1%
Lift: 10%
Drive: 0%
Squat: 1%
Climb: 1%
Bend: 30%
Reach above shoulders: 3%
The weight required to be lifted each normal workday according to the continuum described below:
Up to 10 lbs: Frequently
Up to 20 lbs: Frequently
Up to 35 lbs: Frequently
Up to 60 lbs: Occasionally
Up to 75 lbs: Not Required
Up to 100 lbs: Not Required
Over 100 lbs: Not Required
Describe and explain the lifting and carrying requirements. (Example: the distance material is carried; how high material is lifted, etc.):
Lifting of patients off their beds that are unable to move independently is done with assistive lifting equipment. Horizontal movement of patients to and from carts/beds who are unable to move independently is done with assistive lifting equipment. Lifting equipment - carry 25'- 150' waist high (IV bags, patient trays). Carry charts 25'-150' waist high. Filled laundry bags are filled half full so as not to weigh over 35 lbs. Carry fire extinguishers up or down 3-4 flights of stairs and several yards in an emergency.
Maximum consecutive time (minutes) during the normal workday for each activity: Sit: 30
Twist: 15
Stand: 60
Crawl: 0
Walk: 10
Kneel: 0
Lift: 5
Drive: 0
Squat: 2
Climb: 1
Bend: 15
Reach above shoulders: 2
Repetitive use of hands (Frequency indicated): Simple grasp up to 10 lbs.
Normal weight: 5lbs
Pushing &pulling - 50-200 lbs: Occasionally
Fine Manipulation: Typing in computer, omnicell, using pens to chart, drawing up meds in syringe and administration, starting IV's.
Leg Strength - up to 50 lbs: Occasionally- (repetitive use of foot or feet in operating machine control: utilized in positioning beds during transport; x-ray, surgery or in an emergency situation from floor to floor, locking beds or cardiac chairs.)

Benefits - .5 to 1.0 FTE

Paid Time Off programs
Health and welfare benefits such as medical, dental, vision, life, and Short- and Long-Term Disability
Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts for eligible health care and dependent care expenses
Defined contribution retirement plans with employer match and other financial wellness programs
Educational Assistance Program

Benefits - .001 to .49 FTE:

Paid Leave Hours accrued as you work
Employee Health Requirements
Exposure to: Chemicals: Alcohol, soap, germicidal disinfectants, chemotherapeutic agents
Video Display Terminals: Average
Blood and Body Fluids: Exposure risk is fairly high; universal precautions are employed in the home care environment.
TB or Airborne Pathogens: Exposure risk exists; universal precautions are employed. Any indication of the possible existence of TB would trigger increased precautions as well as further testing of the patient.
Sensory requirements (speech, vision, smell, hearing, touch): Speech: Verbal communication with patient and family.
Vision: Visual observation required to provide patient care.
Smell: Ability to use sense of smell is essential to assessment in the home environment.
Hearing: Ability to communicate with patient and family is required.
Touch: Tactile observations required.
Activity/Lifting Requirements: Percentage of time during the normal workday the employee is required to:
Sit: 10%
Twist: 4%
Stand: 40%
Crawl: 0%
Walk: 25%
Kneel: 1%
Lift: 10%
Drive: 0%
Squat: 1%
Climb: 1%
Bend: 30%
Reach above shoulders: 3%
The weight required to be lifted each normal workday according to the continuum described below:
Up to 10 lbs: Frequently
Up to 20 lbs: Frequently
Up to 35 lbs: Frequently
Up to 60 lbs: Occasionally
Up to 75 lbs: Not Required
Up to 100 lbs: Not Required
Over 100 lbs: Not Required
Describe and explain the lifting and carrying requirements. (Example: the distance material is carried; how high material is lifted, etc.):
Lifting of patients off their beds that are unable to move independently is done with assistive lifting equipment. Horizontal movement of patients to and from carts/beds who are unable to move independently is done with assistive lifting equipment. Lifting equipment - carry 25'- 150' waist high (IV bags, patient trays). Carry charts 25'-150' waist high. Filled laundry bags are filled half full so as not to weigh over 35 lbs. Carry fire extinguishers up or down 3-4 flights of stairs and several yards in an emergency.
Maximum consecutive time (minutes) during the normal workday for each activity: Sit: 30
Twist: 15
Stand: 60
Crawl: 0
Walk: 10
Kneel: 0
Lift: 5
Drive: 0
Squat: 2
Climb: 1
Bend: 15
Reach above shoulders: 2
Repetitive use of hands (Frequency indicated): Simple grasp up to 10 lbs.
Normal weight: 5lbs
Pushing &pulling - 50-200 lbs: Occasionally
Fine Manipulation: Typing in computer, omnicell, using pens to chart, drawing up meds in syringe and administration, starting IV's.
Leg Strength - up to 50 lbs: Occasionally- (repetitive use of foot or feet in operating machine control: utilized in positioning beds during transport; x-ray, surgery or in an emergency situation from floor to floor, locking beds or cardiac chairs.)

HOME HEALTH RN (20 HRS/WK DAYS)

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Compensation

Benefits - .5 to 1.0 FTE

Benefits - .001 to .49 FTE:

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Responsibilities

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Compensation

Benefits - .5 to 1.0 FTE

Benefits - .001 to .49 FTE:

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Environmental Factors (Time Spent):

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