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Position Overview The Direct Care Worker (DCW) provides personal care and/or related services in the home. She/he functions under the direction, instruction and supervision of the Clinical Director and/or appropriate supervisor. The DCW receives scheduling direction from the Client Services Coordinator and/or supervisor. Essential Job Functions Tasks to be performed by a DCW must be assigned by and performed under the supervision of a registered nurse, licensed practical nurse and/or appropriate supervisor, who will be responsible for the client care provided by the DCW. Under no circumstances may a DCW be assigned any responsibilities related to any intravenous procedures; procedures involving the administration of oral, sublingual, subcutaneous, transdermal, rectal or topical medications; or any other sterile or invasive procedures. Except as otherwise noted, duties of the DCW may include: Helps the client to maintain good personal hygiene including bathing, shaving, grooming and...

Nomad Health, the modern healthcare staffing company, seeks an experienced registered nurse for this rewarding travel assignment opportunity. Join Nomad's growing team of registered nursing professionals. Nomad offers nurses a hassle-free experience, industry-leading pay rates, full benefits, and exceptional service. Earn more. Stress less. Be a Nomad! Start Date: Immediate Start QUALIFICATIONS Active Registered Nurse license in the specified state. RN degree from an accredited registered nurse program. BLS and all relevant specialty/department-specific certifications required. Two years of RN experience and 1 year of recent experience in the specialty. NOMAD BENEFITS Housing: Stipend provided. Best-in-class availability through our housing partner. Travel: Up to $1,000 reimbursement for travel to your assignment. Medical/Dental: Major medical and dental plans available from your first day of work. Payroll: Weekly deposits direct to your bank account.

Overview The U.S. Army health care team continues to be at the forefront of medical research, innovation and technology. The Army prides itself on continuing to drive research and finding effective solutions that change the way both military and civilian medical professionals practice today. New developments like blood-clotting bandages, protective “skin" that is permeable to chemical or biological threats, and creating vaccines that guard against diseases like the Ebola virus are just some of the life-changing research the U.S. Army has helped advance. Most of that research takes place in state-of-the-art military medical facilities worldwide with access to some of the most high-tech medical equipment and procedures in the industry. Become a leader in your field of medicine. Develop clinical and leadership skills and gain the experience of a lifetime. Work with some of the most advanced medical professionals and innovative equipment in the industry. The Army has several Medical &...