MULTICULTURAL CARE CENTER LLC
Job description
Part Time – Registered Nurse (independent Contractor)
Full Job Description
Multicultural Care Center LL (MCC) is 245-D licensed under the MN Department of Health. We operate two Community Residential Services (CRS) facilities (North and NE Minneapolis).
We are seeking for part-time Registered Nurse to conduct assessments, evaluations, assist in preparing care plans, perform medication set-ups, supervise HHA's and CNA's and assist with caregiver training.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Conduct initial assessments, admission, case management, and follow-up visits
- Perform ongoing care and case management for each client including re-evaluations of client needs, care and progress on a regular basis
- Develop a plan of care based on physician orders and initial client assessment - revise and update based on ongoing assessments
- Facilitate appropriate care including referrals to additional services (Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy)
- Perform medication set-ups
- Coordinate, oversee, and supervise on-site CNA / PCA / HHA visits and ensure plan of care is being followed
- Report changes in client condition to physicians and Director of Nursing
- Maintain RN license annually
REQUIREMENTS
- Current Minnesota RN license
- Applicants must be able to pass Minnesota Net Study background study, Tuberculosis Screening, and general background investigation
- Previous experience with seniors and client assessments
- Excellent customer relations and interpersonal skills
- Excellent verbal/written communication skills
- Valid driver's license and insured personal vehicle
PREFERRED
- Experience in Corporate foster care and/or CRS
- Supervisory experience
Work Remotely
Job Type: Part-time
Pay: $45.00 - $55.00 per hour
Schedule:
- On call and as needed (estimate 10 hours a week)
Education:
Experience:
- Nursing: 1 year (Preferred)
Multicultural, Care Center
Culturally appropriate, person-centered housing & supportive services that add value to your life.
Multicultural Care Center provides culturally appropriate, person-centered housing & supportive services. We focus on single adults, single-parent households with small children, and newly arrived immigrant families experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless.
Our goal is to help increase the housing options for people who are ready to transition from a temporary housing arrangements and more restricted settings—group homes and foster care—into a more independent living with fewer rules and greater integration into the community.
Our certified housing access coordinators will help participants develop a housing plan with the aim of finding affordable, accessible, and safe housing in neighborhoods of participants’ choosing. We then provide qualify supportive services to participant to maintain their housing permanently. Our services are less intrusive and customized to each participant.
Our housing advocates are skilled at navigating the housing market in our service areas and developed positive relationship with both large property managements and small landlords. Despite having multiple barriers to housing, we are successful at finding our program participants a housing that fits their needs.