Aug 3

Nursing Professionals – We offer three types of nursing services:

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   The NBN Group is looking for talented nurses interested in providing the very best nursing care in the home setting. Our mission is to integrate a caring approach with clinical expertise and the latest medical technology. We have a number of pediatric and adult homecare cases in South and Central New Jersey and the Greater Philadelphia area. The ultimate reward is helping the most vulnerable children and adults in your own community by enhancing their quality of life.

We offer three types of nursing services: 

PRIVATE DUTY nursing provides shift care for our pediatric and adult patients. The benefit of private duty nursing is it enables the patient to be at home with their family. Our clients and their loved ones deserve the peace of mind, trust and security that private duty home care uniquely offers. Day, Evening and Night shifts are available.

Our SKILLED NURSING VISITS include helping our patients meet the activities of daily living by providing for Preterm infants, Well Mother/Baby, Wound Care, G/NG Tube teach, Injection teach, Ante natal, Genetic/Chromosomal Abnormalities, Rehabilitation and Assessments.

HOME INFUSION THERAPY VISITS allow our patients to receive their medications without the inconvenience or cost of traveling to the doctors office or hospital. This program also provides complex clinical care in the home with meds available through our onsite pharmacy. Experience would include Central Lines, PICC, PortaCath, Broviac, Peripheral. 

Benefits

Paid Vacation

401K Plan with company match

Tuition Reinbursement

Employment Referral Program

Numerous CEU programs

Flexible Scheduling

Eligible for discounted car insurance

AAA Discounted Membership

Discounted treatments at a Health and Wellness Center

Benefit of working with one patient at a time

Greater work satisfaction

For more information or to complete an online application, please visit our website at http://www.newbornnurses.com/ or contact Don at 856-669-0211 x200222.

Be so much more than a clinician and become a CHAMPION OF CARING TODAY !

 

EOE

Mar 30

A Home Safety Checklist!!

Companions For Care, Healthcare Consultants, NBN Infusions, NBN Respiratory, New Behavioral Network, Newborn Nurses, Uncategorized No Comments
LEARN TO GET OUT ALIVE
Does your family have a “Home Fire Escape Plan” with a pre-determined location to meet outside?
Do you have at least one smoke detector on each floor of your home?
Do you test your 9-volt operated smoke alarms weekly and replace the battery yearly?
Do you test your 10 year lithium battery operated smaoke alarms weekly?
PLAN TO BE FIRE SAFE
Do you always make sure that matches and smoking materials are out before disposing of them?
Have you made “Take Smoking Outside the Home” a safety rule for your family?
Do you read warning labels on all aerosol cans? (Some propellants are highly flammable)
If you have a family member in your home using oxygen is that person forbidden from smoking in the same room with oxygen equipment?
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
Are there enough electrical outlets in each room to avoid the need for multiple attachment plugs and long extension cords?
Do you have special circuits for heavy-duty appliances such as air conditioners?
Do you frequently check extension cords and appliance cords for wear?
Do you avoid draping extension cords & wiring over pipes or nails?
HOUSEKEEPING HAZARDS
Do you keep your basement, attic & closets cleared of combustible materials?
Do you keep paint, varnish & other metal containers tightly closed?
Do you properly dispose of unwanted hazardous materials such as paint & varnish?
Does everyone in your family know never to use gasoline or other flammable fluids for indoor cleaning?
HEATING & COOKING HAZARDS
Do you always turn off portable heaters when you go to bed?
Do you always refill the fuel tank of your portable heaters outdoors?
Do you make sure that every portable heater is a safe distance away from curtains, bedding & furniture?
Are your kitchen stove, oven & broiler kept clean of grease?
Are curtains near kitchen ranges and heating equipment arranged so that curtains do not blow over or near the stove?
Do you make sure food is not left on the stove unattended?
Do you turn pot handles inward from the edge of the stove?
SPECIAL FOR PARENTS
Do you keep matches & lighters out of children’s reach?
Do you leave a responsible person with your children when you go out (even for a short period)?
Does your babysitter know what to do in case of a fire or an emergency?
Do you keep burning candles away from children & combustibles?
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