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Position Overview I. SCOPE OF ROLE: The Developmental Disabilities Division believes that our role in supporting people withIntellectual and Developmental Disabilities to live meaningful lives as determined by theindividual. All persons shall live a life with dignity conforming to each personal valuesystem. Our philosophy is for the people we serve to be part of the community, to live fulfillinglives free of pain, suffering, illness and barriers. Our mission is to ensure access to the best healthcare, clinical supports and well-trained staff.
S:US recognizes the unique needs of those we serve and promotes health equity. Members of theorganization emphasize the importance of nursing contribution and advocacy to strive formitigating illness and injury and early detection of conditions requiring treatment. The scope ofthe unique nursing practice uses the framework necessary to ensure safe and competent nursingcare involving each person and their circle of support.
II. ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Assessment • Assesses individual’s health condition as needed, and determines the need for referral to physicianor emergency room based on observation and/or staff provided information
Participates in pre-admission screening and evaluation of ICF or IRA referred Individuals
Develops an initial nursing assessment within 24 hours of placement at a residence
Develops a Plan of Nursing Services (PONS) based on a Nursing Assessment, Physical ExamReport, Evaluation of Individuals Ability to Self-medicate, within 30 days of placement, andannually thereafter.
Ensures control of communicable diseases and infections, through: Identification and assessment Reporting to medical authorities Implementation of appropriate protective and preventive measures
Observe medication administration periodically, ensuring adherence with OPWDD regulations andagency policy
Report all injuries to management immediately to ensure appropriate incident reporting procedures are followed
Completes semi-annual and annual nursing assessment report
Choking prevention – ensures mealtime needs are assessed by a licensed clinician, plan changes added to plan of nursing services, train program specialists and program/assistant directors
Planning • Maintains a weekly schedule and nursing assignments
Participates as appropriate in the development, review and update of an Individual Program Plan as part of the Interdisciplinary Team process
Reviews and updates Nursing Service Plans semi-annually and as needed based on completed nursing evaluations and quarterly nursing physical assessments
Ensures that nursing care, as prescribed by the physician or as identified by individual needs, is carried out
Participates in the development of discharge plans
Follows-up and/or processes individuals hospital admission and discharge from hospital/rehab
Makes referrals to appropriate community resources based on the completed medical portion ofthe individual’s Community Service Plan
Update medical diagnosis and changes in plan of care into Precision Care electronic health record
Completes quarterly Quality Improvement Reports and ensure resolution to any outstanding issues, Reviews and follow up on Quality Improvement Reports completed by management
Participates in annual and semi-annual interdisciplinary team meeting along with any special meetings within or outside the residence
Participates in the monthly review and reordering of individuals’ medication together with the primary physician, psychiatrist and residence Behavior Intervention Specialist
Ensures proper storage of all medication and medical supplies, and the proper disposal of the same (in accordance with OPWDD regulations and/or agency policy).
Reviews and monitors, for the purpose of health maintenance bowel movement records, vitalsigns, monthly weight, adaptive equipment, seizure activity and records, head injury questionnaire, menstrual records and applicable flowsheets on an ongoing basis. Reports irregularities or abnormalities to the individual’s primary physician as needed
Ensures ongoing health care services are provided as needed and medical appointments are scheduled in a timely manner
Monitors Nutritional services. Ensures annual diet and consistency orders are signed by the healthcare practitioner
Available 24 hrs. / day via cell phone as per medical emergency procedure/protocol, TelephoneTriage Protocol and for consultation as needed
Carries out all policies of the agency issued by management in accordance with OPWDD and/or other funding agency guidelines
Attends state survey inspections
Qualifications
REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE • Education: Registered Nurse licensed to practice in New York State
Experience: Specialized training in I/DD and/or one-year experience in community health care services ▪ AMAP trainer ▪ CPR and First Aid Trained
Preferred Qualifications • Interprets relevant information to resolve problems. Effectively balances considerations and alternatives to make sound decisions.
Handles unexpected situations by responding effectively to challenges, deadlines and emergencies. Copes adequately with stress on the job.
Provides timely, accurate and clear documentation according to established policies and procedures.
Applies time management skills to work effectively within given deadlines. Carries out orders and directives. Organizes own time and prioritizes workload effectively. Uses resources wisely.
Willingly initiates new ideas. Consistently looks for better ways of doing things.
Demonstrates effective verbal, written and listening skills.
Works well as part of a team.
Can be relied upon to be available as needed; includes attendance and punctuality.
Responds to individual needs promptly, accurately and with courtesy and respect. Models appropriate behavior. Represents the organization in a positive and appropriate manner to outside resources.
Supports the missions and values of SUS and draws attention to behavior that undermines group effectiveness or is inconsistent with core values.
Maintains confidentiality of individuals and staff.
Maintains positive enthusiasm toward job accountabilities
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Position Overview I. SCOPE OF ROLE: The Developmental Disabilities Division believes that our role in supporting people withIntellectual and Developmental Disabilities to live meaningful lives as determined by theindividual. All persons shall live a life with dignity conforming to each personal valuesystem. Our philosophy is for the people we serve to be part of the community, to live fulfillinglives free of pain, suffering, illness and barriers. Our mission is to ensure access to the best healthcare, clinical supports and well-trained staff.
S:US recognizes the unique needs of those we serve and promotes health equity. Members of theorganization emphasize the importance of nursing contribution and advocacy to strive formitigating illness and injury and early detection of conditions requiring treatment. The scope ofthe unique nursing practice uses the framework necessary to ensure safe and competent nursingcare involving each person and their circle of support.
II. ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Assessment • Assesses individual’s health condition as needed, and determines the need for referral to physicianor emergency room based on observation and/or staff provided information
Participates in pre-admission screening and evaluation of ICF or IRA referred Individuals
Develops an initial nursing assessment within 24 hours of placement at a residence
Develops a Plan of Nursing Services (PONS) based on a Nursing Assessment, Physical ExamReport, Evaluation of Individuals Ability to Self-medicate, within 30 days of placement, andannually thereafter.
Ensures control of communicable diseases and infections, through: Identification and assessment Reporting to medical authorities Implementation of appropriate protective and preventive measures
Observe medication administration periodically, ensuring adherence with OPWDD regulations andagency policy
Report all injuries to management immediately to ensure appropriate incident reporting procedures are followed
Completes semi-annual and annual nursing assessment report
Choking prevention – ensures mealtime needs are assessed by a licensed clinician, plan changes added to plan of nursing services, train program specialists and program/assistant directors
Planning • Maintains a weekly schedule and nursing assignments
Participates as appropriate in the development, review and update of an Individual Program Plan as part of the Interdisciplinary Team process
Reviews and updates Nursing Service Plans semi-annually and as needed based on completed nursing evaluations and quarterly nursing physical assessments
Ensures that nursing care, as prescribed by the physician or as identified by individual needs, is carried out
Participates in the development of discharge plans
Follows-up and/or processes individuals hospital admission and discharge from hospital/rehab
Makes referrals to appropriate community resources based on the completed medical portion ofthe individual’s Community Service Plan
Update medical diagnosis and changes in plan of care into Precision Care electronic health record
Completes quarterly Quality Improvement Reports and ensure resolution to any outstanding issues, Reviews and follow up on Quality Improvement Reports completed by management
Participates in annual and semi-annual interdisciplinary team meeting along with any special meetings within or outside the residence
Participates in the monthly review and reordering of individuals’ medication together with the primary physician, psychiatrist and residence Behavior Intervention Specialist
Ensures proper storage of all medication and medical supplies, and the proper disposal of the same (in accordance with OPWDD regulations and/or agency policy).
Reviews and monitors, for the purpose of health maintenance bowel movement records, vitalsigns, monthly weight, adaptive equipment, seizure activity and records, head injury questionnaire, menstrual records and applicable flowsheets on an ongoing basis. Reports irregularities or abnormalities to the individual’s primary physician as needed
Ensures ongoing health care services are provided as needed and medical appointments are scheduled in a timely manner
Monitors Nutritional services. Ensures annual diet and consistency orders are signed by the healthcare practitioner
Available 24 hrs. / day via cell phone as per medical emergency procedure/protocol, TelephoneTriage Protocol and for consultation as needed
Carries out all policies of the agency issued by management in accordance with OPWDD and/or other funding agency guidelines
Attends state survey inspections
Qualifications
REQUIRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE • Education: Registered Nurse licensed to practice in New York State
Experience: Specialized training in I/DD and/or one-year experience in community health care services ▪ AMAP trainer ▪ CPR and First Aid Trained
Preferred Qualifications • Interprets relevant information to resolve problems. Effectively balances considerations and alternatives to make sound decisions.
Handles unexpected situations by responding effectively to challenges, deadlines and emergencies. Copes adequately with stress on the job.
Provides timely, accurate and clear documentation according to established policies and procedures.
Applies time management skills to work effectively within given deadlines. Carries out orders and directives. Organizes own time and prioritizes workload effectively. Uses resources wisely.
Willingly initiates new ideas. Consistently looks for better ways of doing things.
Demonstrates effective verbal, written and listening skills.
Works well as part of a team.
Can be relied upon to be available as needed; includes attendance and punctuality.
Responds to individual needs promptly, accurately and with courtesy and respect. Models appropriate behavior. Represents the organization in a positive and appropriate manner to outside resources.
Supports the missions and values of SUS and draws attention to behavior that undermines group effectiveness or is inconsistent with core values.
Maintains confidentiality of individuals and staff.
Maintains positive enthusiasm toward job accountabilities
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