Managed Care Supervisor jobs in Maine

The Eastside Center for Health & Rehabilitation is looking for an RN Supervisor to join their facility!

We are a premier provider of short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing, and post-hospital care.

What We Offer:

• An engaging and supportive work environment where every employee is valued, a rewarding career, and outstanding benefits.
• 401(k)
• Student Debt Buy Back Program
• Ample paid time off
• Opportunity for advancement
• Modern/updated facilities
• Nursing Scholarship Program

What You Will Do:

• Unit Managers are primarily responsible for overseeing day-to-day patient care, supervising, directing and developing nurse staff, and reporting to the Director of Nursing to ensure quality patient care within a long-term care center, skilled nursing facility or assisted living community.
• Reviews written daily assignments for each resident on the assigned unit. Assures assignments are completed before the end of the shift.
• Administers medication and treatments according to the physician's orders. Assumes responsibility for ordering medications.
• Assists the attending physician with rounds and special procedures as needed.

What You Will Need:

• Hold a valid RN license in the state of ME
• Previous Managerial experience (preferred)

What makes National Health Care Associates (NHCA) a GREAT fit for you? When you join NHCA, you become part of a premier provider of short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing, and post-hospital care. Our care team of more than 7,000 employees in seven states care for patients throughout the Northeast. We built a comprehensive network of services for each of our 40 centers, carefully designed to address the individual needs of every person entrusted to our care.

At National Health Care Associates…We Touch People’s Lives.

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Please be advised that National Health Care Associates, Inc. and its affiliates will never ask you to pay for a job offer, placement fee, office equipment or training. Such information is typically requested to be completed on forms while you are in our facility or through our career site. Unfortunately, scammers may impersonate our employees while targeting job seekers. Please remain vigilant and aware that someone may reach out to hire you but may be a bad actor trying to take your personal information and money. Protect yourself by accessing forms and contact information through known company websites instead of email or text message links. Learn more by searching "FTC.gov Job Scams."