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Allaire Health Services, LLC lists this Regional Recourse Nurse Proficiency in IV Insertion and Wound Assessment Required opportunity in cherry hill township, New Jersey. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Regional Resource Nurse – Proficiency in IV Insertion and Wound Assessment Required!
Position Summary
The Regional Resource Nurse serves as a hands‑on clinical resource supporting approximately 3‑4 skilled nursing facilities within an assigned region. Working under the direction of the Regional Director of Clinical Services, this role focuses on improving regulatory compliance, strengthening clinical systems, and proactively identifying residents at risk for clinical decline.
Essential Responsibilities
The position is divided between two primary responsibilities:
Clinical Compliance Support – Addressing audit findings provided by regional / corporate team members. Working in collaboration with, or in support of, facility nursing administration to fix issues that have been identified and implement sustainable improvement plans.
Resident Wellness & Readmission Prevention – Providing proactive hydration and nutrition surveillance and intervention; identifying residents at risk for avoidable hospitalization, collaborating with physicians / midlevel providers, and initiating interventions to improve resident outcomes.
Prevention of Skin-Related Injuries – Proactive identification of skin concerns or risk for skin breakdown; ensuring appropriate measures are in place to treat current skin conditions and / or prevent development of skin-related injuries; ensure audit-proof documentation related to skin and wounds.
This role requires an experienced nurse who enjoys working independently, solving problems, mentoring staff, and directly impacting quality outcomes. Candidate must be highly proficient in:
Clinical assessment
Wound identification and treatment
IV initiation and administration
Communication with physician-level staff
PointClickCare utilization
Clinical Compliance Support (Approximately 2–3 Days/Week)
Working from audit findings provided by the Regional Director of Clinical Services and corporate clinical teams, the Regional Clinical Support Nurse will:
Validate findings through medical record review, resident observation, and staff interviews.
Correct deficient documentation and clinical processes whenever appropriate.
Ensure care plans accurately reflect resident conditions and interventions.
Verify physician orders are appropriate and implemented.
Review nursing documentation for accuracy, completeness, and regulatory compliance.
Audits will include but not be limited to: Skin documentation
Falls management
Infection prevention documentation
High‑risk medication monitoring
Weight loss documentation
Behavioral documentation
Tubefeeding documentation
Dialysis documentation
Respiratory documentation
IV therapy documentation
Wound documentation
Significant change documentation
Educate licensed nurses regarding documentation standards and best practices.
Assist facilities in preparing for survey readiness.
Skin Integrity & Preventive Care
Complete skin checks within 24-48 hours for all new admissions and readmissions.
Audit to ensure treatment order changes are implemented promptly.
Audit dressing dates for accuracy and timeliness.
Conduct facility‑wide skin sweeps.
Identify high‑risk residents (e.g., nutrition concerns, change in condition) and ensure preventive skin measures are in place.
Resident Wellness & Readmission Prevention (Approximately 2–3 Days/Week)
Serve as a proactive clinical resource focused on preventing avoidable hospitalizations through early identification of residents experiencing clinical decline.
Nutrition & Hydration Surveillance
Review all residents at least twice weekly for nutrition and hydration risk.
Evaluate: Meal intake
Fluid intake
Weight trends
Intake/output records
Recent illnesses
Appetite changes
Therapy participation
Signs of dehydration
Laboratory values
Interview nursing staff regarding residents showing subtle changes.
Identify residents requiring further clinical assessment.
Early Clinical Intervention
Review laboratory results and identify concerning trends.
Recommend additional laboratory testing when appropriate.
Collaborate with attending physicians and nurse practitioners regarding: IV hydration
Medication adjustments
Additional diagnostics
Nutritional interventions
Initiate peripheral IV access within scope of practice.
Administer IV fluids as ordered.
Monitor resident response to hydration therapy.
Ensure appropriate follow‑up after interventions.
Collaboration
Regional Director of Clinical Services
Directors of Nursing
Assistant Directors of Nursing
Unit Managers
MDS Coordinators
Nurse Practitioners
Physicians
Registered Dietitians
Qualifications
Active nursing license.
IV certification and demonstrated competency in peripheral IV insertion.
Wound Care Certification.
Excellent assessment and critical thinking skills.
Proficiency in PointClickCare EHR.
Ability to travel between assigned facilities.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Clinical Compliance
Completion of assigned onsite audits within established timelines.
Reduction in repeat audit findings.
Improvement in documentation compliance scores.
Survey deficiencies prevented or corrected prior to state survey.
Improvement in corporate clinical audit scores.
Resident Wellness
Reduction in avoidable hospital readmissions.
Reduction in dehydration‑related hospitalizations.
Reduction in acute kidney injury (AKI) transfers.
Increased early identification of residents with nutrition or hydration concerns.
Timeliness of interventions following abnormal laboratory results.
Number of successful IV hydration interventions completed in‑house.
Reduction in emergency department transfers related to dehydration or failure to thrive.
Reduction in facility‑acquired pressure injuries.
Reduction in wound‑related regulatory deficiencies.
Quality Outcomes
Improved quality measure performance.
Reduced unplanned weight loss.
Reduced urinary tract infection rates.
Reduced sepsis‑related transfers.
Leadership & Education
Number of nurses educated during onsite visits.
Positive feedback from Directors of Nursing and Regional Directors.
Demonstrated improvement in facility clinical processes.
Consistent documentation of interventions and follow‑up activities.
Characteristics of Success
The ideal Regional Resource Nurse is highly organized, clinically astute, and action‑oriented. They are comfortable moving between facilities, quickly identifying priorities, and working alongside facility staff to resolve issues rather than simply identifying them. They balance regulatory expertise with strong bedside clinical skills, helping facilities both achieve survey readiness and prevent avoidable resident decline through timely assessment, hydration, nutrition support, and evidence‑based interventions. This role is measured not only by improved compliance but also by healthier residents and fewer preventable hospitalizations.
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