PRIORITY – Female patient, 88 years, who lives in Gloucester City. For the next 2 weeks Thursday and Friday 3pm to 9pm. 12 hours per week.

PRIORITY – Female patient, 81 years old, who lives in Moorestown. Tuesday, Friday OR Sunday 9am to 12pm. 3 hours per week.

PRIORITY – Female patient, 64 years old, lives in Mt. Laurel. Every other Sunday 12pm to 4pm. 4 hours every other week.

PRIORITY – Female patient, 56 years old and wheelchair bound, lives with her husband in Atco. Every Saturday 9am to 5pm. 8 hours per week.

PRIORITY – Female patient, 77 years old, lives in Lumberton. Monday, Wednesday and Friday 11:30am to 2:30pm (or 12pm-3pm). 9 hours per week.

We also have many other companion and CHHA job openings located here

Top 6 Priority Openings

For dozens of other shifts please visit NBN Group and Newborn Nurses Job Listings Here

We also have CHHA & Companion positions available.

Sponsored By: 
 
&
The Sleep Disorders Center
Of Cooper University Hospital 

Next Meeting

South Jersey A.W.A.K.E. Support Group
“Alert, Well, and Keeping Energetic”

Thursday January 15, 2009
6:30 - 8:00 P.M.
Cooper @ Voorhees
900 Centennial Road Voorhees, NJ 08043
Conference Room A
Directions Below 

Cooper at Voorhees Site Directions - Mapquest Directions 

Topic of Discussion: 

Diabetes and OSA 

Featured Speaker: 

Lois Gerst - Virtua Out Patient Nutrition Services 

 Bring your CPAP machines to have your pressure checked by a Respiratory Therapist and Registered  Sleep technician. New OSA equipment will be displayed by Manufacturer Representatives.

 Please call 856-669-6440 for additional information and to register for the meeting.

 All people with OSA and those with an interest in learning more about OSA are welcome.

  Newborn Nurses has the pleasure of providing Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses to many children throughout New Jersey to enable chronically ill children to attend school.   Our nurses go to the child’s home and ride the bus to and from school to provide all medical treatments they require throughout the school day.  The benefits of helping a child participate in the school setting are vast.  It will be a terrific opportunity to connect with the school district personnel we work with throughout the year on a more relaxed level.  Newborn Nurses salutes our teachers and school district personnel!  

Each department carved a pumpkin that related to what they do:

The holiday season can be a particularly hectic and overwhelming time for families with children on the autism spectrum. It is often difficult to shop or prepare for celebrations and activities. To assist families with child care responsibilities, the PRIDE Program, of New Behavioral Network is offering a Holiday Respite Program. Children will be able to participate in a variety of activities, under the supervision of qualified professionals, within a safe environment. Below is the general program information.

WHEN: Saturdays, Dec. 6, 13, 20, 2008 and January 3, 2009

WHERE: New Behavioral Network - 2060 Springdale Rd. Suite 500, Cherry Hill, NJ 08003

TIME: 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

STAFF: Clinical supervisors and direct instructors

Activities may include, but are not limited to:

• Arts and crafts; social activities
• Gross and fine motor activities
• Creative expression experiences
• Story time
• Relaxation

DROP-OFF: 9:15 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

PICK-UP: 1:45 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

NOURISHMENT: Snacks, beverages, lunch – all provided by family and properly marked

Click Here For A PDF Information Sheet To Download

Click Here To Visit The New Behavioral Network Events Page

Please call for more information and rates

Providing Support for Today and Hope for Tomorrow

2060 Springdale Rd, Suite 500
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
Phone: (856) 874-1616
Fax: (856) 424-7660

Sponsored By: 
 
&
The Sleep Disorders Center
Of Cooper University Hospital 

Next Meeting

South Jersey A.W.A.K.E. Support Group
“Alert, Well, and Keeping Energetic”

Thursday November 06, 2008
6:30 - 8:00 P.M.
Cooper @ Voorhees
900 Centennial Road Voorhees, NJ 08043
Conference Room A
Directions Below 

Cooper at Voorhees Site Directions - Mapquest Directions 

Topic of Discussion: 

Better Sleep Through Yoga & Meditation 

Featured Speaker: 

Angela Harkins, RRYT from the Yoga Center of Medford 

 Bring your CPAP machines to have your pressure checked by a Respiratory Therapist and Registered  Sleep technician. New OSA equipment will be displayed by Manufacturer Representatives.

 Please call 856-669-6440 for additional information and to register for the meeting.

 All people with OSA and those with an interest in learning more about OSA are welcome.

Beginning in October, NBN Infusions is offering influenza and/or pneumonia vaccination to help you be ready to fight the flu. NBN provides flu shots to:

• Corporations and their employees
• Retail locations and their customers
• General Public
• Schools

What is the Parent Aide Program?

New Behavioral Network’s Parent Aide Program offers services which focuses on developing strategic objectives on the key issues to be addressed to improve the likelihood of children, placed in foster care, being successfully reunified with their birth parents.

What are the program’s objectives?

• To use the collaborative benefits of school, community and agency resources to assist in the reunification process.
• To deliver training sessions for parents focusing on identifying critical parenting issues.
• To teach parents about procedure and regulations to facilitate the process and reality of reuniting with their child or grandchild.
• To model effective parenting and parenting strategies.
• To help parents develop skills and maintain habits to raise intelligent and emotionally stable children.

What methods will be employed?

The intake process allows New Behavioral Network to review all necessary referral information and we will then contact the parent / guardian to schedule the initial visit. The initial visit allows New Behavioral Network to obtain additional information needed and introduces the family to the agency and services provided. During this visit the process and all components of the Parent Aide Program will be explained. Visiting sessions are then set up between parent and child or children. Parenting education and counseling sessions are arranged in order to successfully reunite parent and child or children.

Who will provide these services?

The Clinical Manager (LCSW) oversees all clinical aspects of the program and supervises the Case Manager weekly. The Bachelor and Masters prepared Parent Aide Case Manager has experience in moderate to high risk parent / child reunification. One member of each team is fluent in Spanish.

To learn more please visit New Behavioral Network

My mother was at one of the nicest nursing homes in New Jersey. It has a reasonably good staff to patient ratio. When you walk in, it looks like a french country château. There are flat screen T.V. ‘s everywhere, with gorgeous, inviting couches that look like a perfect place for my mom to hang with all her new friends. My mother may not always have a solid understanding about what people are talking about, but she always has an opinion. We decided this was a good place and they will take good of my mom. It was really close so we could visit everyday or every other day.

As you may guess where this story is going we were consistently disappointed. My mother needs her liquids thickened with a thickener so she doesn’t choke. She also needs to be reminded to drink so she doesn’t get dehydrated. Many times we would walk in and she would be by herself in her room, with a cup of water with no thickening agent. This was so disappointing, frustrating, and quite frankly dangerous. We had the sad realization that if we wanted to keep my mother safe and make sure she had some company someone in my family would have to quit their job. The problem was we all needed to work and also liked our jobs. I was feeling especially guilty because I was a wild child and probably sped up the aging process a bit for the poor woman.

As I researched all the possibilities I found a company called Companions for Care. They will provide someone to go into the nursing home and make sure that my mother gets what she needs. The companion they sent with played cards, took my mom

to the beauty parlor, and made sure her food and drinks met her medical requirements. The companion they sent was a Certified Home Health Aide and was fantastic! She gave us peace of mind when we were at the nursing home, and made our daily visits a time for chatting with my mother. Before we had help, I would spend my time at the nursing home chasing down someone in charge with my list of problems, I would be left with little time to spend with my mom. This routine just added to my frustration. The change was wonderful! The peace of mind I had knowing that my mom had company, and someone to get her whatever she needed was priceless.

Companions for Care 856-669-0211 – a great resource for seniors!

Top 6 Priority Openings

New Egypt - RN/LPN **PRIORITY**

looking for Sunday’s 7am-3pm and 11p-7am Saturday and Sunday’s - 6 month old sweet baby girl, T & V - great family

Franklinville - RN/LPN - ** PRIORITY**

8 yr old boy Trach only- beautiful home - Sat & Sun 7a-12N - Mon to Thurs 11p - 7a & Monday Day Nurse to take patient to school 7a-4:30p & fill-in

Trenton - LPN/RN **PRIORITY**

10 month old baby girl with duodenal atresia and VSD; t/v Saturday eve or night shift; Sunday Day.
Located on suburban waterfront.

Hammonton - RN/LPN - **PRIORITY**

16 month old baby boy t/v patient with g-tube. Friday and Saturday days and nights; Friday days.

Pennsauken - RN/LPN - **PRIORITY**

Adult trach and vent patient with ALS - 24/7 all shifts available.

Cedarbrook - RN/LPN - **PRIORITY**

28 yr old male with CP needs fill in nurse - needs Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday & Wednesday 12a-8a. Orient this week.

For dozens of other shifts please visit NBN Group and Newborn Nurses Job Listings Here

We also have CHHA & Companion positions available.

PRIORITY – Female patient, 84 years, who lives in Elm (near Hammonton). Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 12pm to 4pm. 12 hours per week. Patient is flexible on time!

PRIORITY – Female patient, 81 years old, who lives in Moorestown. Monday through Friday 9am to 12pm. 15 hours per week.

PRIORITY– HIGHER PAY – Female patient, 35 years old, she is wheelchair bound and works in Marlton. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 1:30pm to 2:30pm. Lifting is involved.

WE WILL NEED TO FILL-IN FOR THESE CASES THE BEGINNING OF OCTOBER!

Female patient, 78 years old, in Barrington, NJ, Monday through Friday 8am to 10am (10 hours per week)

Female patient, 23 years old, in Riverside, NJ, Monday through Friday 2:30pm to 6:30pm (20 hours per week)

Female patient, 76 years old, in Gloucester, NJ, Monday through Friday 12pm to 2pm (10 hours per week)

Certified Home Health Aide Services

Our Home Health Aides assist our clients with personal care services such as:

• Personal Hygiene / Bathing
• Toileting
• Oral Care
• Companionship
• Light Housekeeping
• Meal Preparation / Clean Up
• Medication Reminders
• Laundry / Changing Linens
• Essential Errands
  • Store
  • Pharmacy
• Transportation (Client’s Car)
  • Doctor’s Visits
  • Beauty Parlor / Barber Shop
  • Grocery Store
  • Social Events / Outings

Companion Services

Our Companions provide our clients with support services such as:

• Companionship
• Light Housekeeping
• Meal Preparation / Clean Up
• Medication Reminders
• Laundry / Changing Linens
• Transportation (Client’s Car)
  • Doctor’s Visits
  • Beauty Parlor / Barber Shop
  • Grocery Store
  • Social Events / Outings

Personal Care Plans

Our Registered Nurse Supervisor will develop and coordinate a care plan tailored to your special needs, based upon an evaluation and professional assessment.

Long and Short Term Homecare

We provide you with a skilled, trained and dependable paraprofessional, who will care for you or your family member on an hourly, daily or live-in basis. These services can be provided in the patient’s home or a facility.

Learn more here

OUR NEXT MEETING… Become a Charter Member

When: Thursday Evening July 31, 2008 6:30 P.M. - 8:00 P.M.

Where: NBN Infusions and Respiratory - ( Directions )

2 Pin Oak Lane - Unit 250

Cherry Hill, NJ 08003

Speaker: Jann Sherin, BS RRT, RCP (Respiratory Therapist)

Here Comes the Hot Humid Weather…A Survival Guide for COPD Patients and Asthmatics.

For more information please call 856-669-6441

Family and Friends Invited!

Get More Information Here