Charge Nurse
Washington Department of Veterans Affairs
                            
                            Port Orchard, Washington, U.S.
                        
                        
                            
                            Full-time, Permanent
                        
                        
                            
                            
                                Posted Aug 26, 2025
                            
                        
                    Onsite
                        
                    Compensation
                                    
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                            About the role
Charge Nurse
Responsibilities
- Assist in the delivery of nursing and nursing-related care to residents of the Washington Veterans Home
 - Supervise frontline staff
 - Maintain healthcare records according to current policies and procedures
 - Administer medications and treatments for members unable to do their own or monitor self-pour medications of residents
 - Maintain incident log and provide learning experiences and feedback regarding incidents for direct care staff on the unit
 - Encourage and empower residents and staff to meet residents' needs and requirements in a respectful and homelike environment
 - Help present training and share information with team/staff
 - Assume responsibility for self-development by awareness of new techniques and medications
 
Requirements
- Valid Washington state registered nurse license or unencumbered registered nurse multistate license
 - Possess accurate methods and practices of nursing and restorative care, personal hygiene and sanitation methods, recordkeeping, report preparation, infection control procedures, and resident rights
 - Ability to assess, evaluate, and participate in the development of appropriate plans of care
 - Plan, implement, and document appropriate discharge planning for residents when appropriate and perform selected nursing procedures
 - Provide a positive living environment for residents relating to meeting psychosocial needs and document and report observed changes in patient condition and behavior
 - Demonstrate proficiency in the English language and be able to read, write and speak English
 - Graduation from an accredited school of professional nursing
 - One (1) year of professional nursing experience
 
Benefits
- Health insurance
 - Medicare and Medicaid nursing home care
 - Supplement Basic Shift Premium
 - Paid holidays and one paid personal holiday per calendar year
 - Sick leave
 - Vacation (Annual Leave)
 - Dependent care assistance
 - Employee Assistance Program
 - Retirement and Deferred Compensation
 - Public Service Loan Forgiveness
 - Military Leave
 - Bereavement Leave
 - Additional leave types
 
About the Company
Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs is committed to providing healthcare services to Veterans and their families
Job Details
Salary Range
$87,648 - $141,960/annually
Location
Port Orchard, Washington, U.S.
Employment Type
Full-time, Permanent
Original Posting
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