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Public Health Nurse - Sign On & Relo - Kotzebue, Alaska - Maniilaq Association

Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium

Public Health Nurse - Sign On & Relo - Kotzebue, Alaska - Maniilaq Association

Kotzebue, AK
Full Time
Paid
  • Responsibilities

     

    TITLE: PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE-SIGN ON & RELOCATION INCLUDED                $36.39/75K     $49.860/103K

     

    PHN is the entry level for incumbents who have received training in general professional nursing skills and practices but have not had the 2 years of clinical experience required of a Public Health Nurse I/II. Preventive nursing care is stressed in order to promote, maintain, and restore optimal health. As assignments in this class involve making independent judgments in assessing health status, formulating a nursing diagnosis, identifying health improvement outcomes, developing and implementing strategies and activities, and providing and evaluating nursing services to ensure that successful outcomes are achieved.  Entry level PHN will be mentored by a designated preceptor.

     

    PHN I/II gains experience in planning and providing for a broad range of generalized community health nursing services to individuals, families and communities. Document services on prescribed forms, keep accurate and legally adequate patient records, Utilize RPMS or organization’s approved electronic health record system, participate in Task Forces, interdisciplinary, interagency and community action groups and promotions, as assigned. Exercise appropriate caution and safety in the work place and provide consultation and education to public on diseases, vaccines, health promotion etc. Collaborate with other staffs, maintaining work space, clinic coverage and adequate supplies. Travel to villages as assigned to provide impact services. PHN must work under close supervision and travel with a PHN I/II for the duration of work plan. Reports Directly to PHN Program Manager.

     

    Promotes health of infant and young children by screening and assessing children through village clinic visits with the following priorities: children of teen parents, children of parents with little or no social or economic support, low birth weight or otherwise ill infants, evidence of bonding alteration, parents with history of substance abuse, family violence, child abuse/neglect, handicapping conditions, stillbirth or families with previous Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, multiple birth, child(ren) in foster care.

    Required Skills

     

    • Associate Degree in Nursing.

    • Must obtain a license to practice as a registered nurse in Alaska.

    • Experience in a health care or community health field

    • Maintain BLS

    • Must be willing to travel in small planes and able to life at least 40lbs.

    • Relocation for the employee and family

    • Sign on/Retention Bonus

    • Yearly continuing education compensation

    • Subsidized housing

    • Retirement

    • PTO earnings & cash out options

    • Free health, dental, vision, life, short and long term disability insurance for the employee

    • And more!

     

    To apply, visit Maniilaq Association website to submit an online application or you may contact Human Resources at (907)442-7660 or humanresources@maniilaq.org for further information.

     

     

    Required Experience

  • Qualifications

     

    • Associate Degree in Nursing.

    • Must obtain a license to practice as a registered nurse in Alaska.

    • Experience in a health care or community health field

    • Maintain BLS

    • Must be willing to travel in small planes and able to life at least 40lbs.

    • Relocation for the employee and family

    • Sign on/Retention Bonus

    • Yearly continuing education compensation

    • Subsidized housing

    • Retirement

    • PTO earnings & cash out options

    • Free health, dental, vision, life, short and long term disability insurance for the employee

    • And more!

     

    To apply, visit Maniilaq Association website to submit an online application or you may contact Human Resources at (907)442-7660 or humanresources@maniilaq.org for further information.

     

     

  • Industry
    Hospital and Health Care