1201 RN Trainer

You do not need to be 1201 certified already - we can send you to Nurse Trainer class! Must be an RN.M- F no weekends (FULL TIME)The 1201 Nurse Trainer is responsible for overseeing and implementing nursing services in residential programs that serve individuals with developmental disabilities or acquired brain accordance with New Hampshires He-M 1201 regulations the Nurse Trainer provides healthcare oversight develops and delivers medication administration training to non-licensed staff and ensures the provision of quality health services in community-based residential Responsibilities:Serve as the licensed nurse trainer under He-M 1201 for assigned residential and certify non-licensed residential staff in medication administration health-related tasks and emergency medical procedures in compliance with He-M 1201 initial and ongoing competency assessments for staff involved in medication administration and health-related individualized health care and medication administration plans for residents ensuring alignment with physician orders and individual service agreements (ISAs).Oversee the safe administration of medications including documentation review medication storage and policy nursing consultation to direct support staff program managers and other interdisciplinary team individuals health status identify concerns and coordinate care with primary care providers specialists and accurate up-to-date health records and training in quality assurance reviews internal audits and incident investigations related to medication and health care current on relevant state regulations best practices and nursing Qualifications:Licensed as a Registered Nurse (RN) in the State of New of the state-approved Nurse Trainer (He-M 1201) orientation at least 2 years of experience in nursing with preference given to those with experience in developmental services behavioral health or long-term teaching and communication skills; ability to train and mentor staff drivers license and reliable transportation (travel between sites required).Preferred Qualifications:Prior experience working in residential or community-based settings with individuals with developmental disabilities or acquired brain with New Hampshire developmental services system and He-M 1000 Aid Instructor Certification (preferred not required).Working Conditions:Frequent travel to residential program sites across New of office-based on-siteOn-call availability may be required based on agency and Benefits:Competitive salary based on dental and vision time off and education and professional development support