Delegating Nurse
Delegating Nurse: A Delegating Nurse is a licensed Registered Nurse (RN) or a Care Manager (CM) who has completed the required training which has been approved by the Maryland Board of Nursing and the Office of Health Care Quality to practice nurse delegating services in assisted living facilities and homes. The Delegating Nurse – Registered Nurse (RN) Case Manager (CM) may delegate the responsibility to perform a nursing task to a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Medication Technician (MT), and assisted living manager.
Delegating Nurse
Our Registered Nurse is here to help you maintain your assisted living in good standard, by providing you with top quality assisted living services, that will ensure your staff is adhering to the Office of Health Care Quality rules and regulations, policies and procedures, and by the Maryland Board of Nursing.
Assisted Living facilities provides a 24/7 service to their clients, and that is more reasons why the assisted living managers may need a qualified person to constantly looking over their books.
Some of the services we provide:
1. Delegating Nurse – Registered Nurse
2. Initial Nursing Assessments.
3. 45 Days Nurse Assessments.
4. Ensure the staff including the managers is following protocol.
5. Check to make sure that the medication technicians are following the doctor’s order.
6. Check and evaluate the manner in which medication is distributed.
7. Making sure the Medication Technicians are following the 5 patient’s rights.
8. Review each client’s file for any irregularities.
9. Assist or train staff on how to take vital signs.
10. All of these services and more are required by the Office of Health Care Quality and Maryland Board of Nursing.
For your next Delegating Nurse Services, do not hesitate to contact us for a free estimate.
Assisted Living Services
1. Delegating Nurse – Registered Nurse
2. Initial Nursing Assessments.
3. 45 Days Nurse Assessments.
4. Ensure the staff including the managers is following protocol.
5. Check to make sure that the medication technicians are following the doctor’s order.
6. Check and evaluate the manner in which medication is distributed.
7. Making sure the Medication Technicians are following the 5 patient’s rights.
8. Review each client’s file for any irregularities.
9. Assist or train staff on how to take vital signs.
10. All of these services and more are required by the Office of Health Care Quality and Maryland Board of Nursing.
