Registered Nurse - Residential Services

Sign-On Bonus: Full-time new hires to this role who begin employment between October 1, 2026, and November 18, 2026, are eligible for a $1,000 sign-on bonus. $500 will be paid in the December 18, 2026, paycheck, with the remaining $500 paid after six months of employment. All bonus payments are contingent upon the employee remaining actively employed and in good standing with the organization at the time each payment is due.

Make a difference beyond the bedside.

As an RN Health Specialist, you’ll use your clinical expertise to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities live healthier, safer, more independent lives. This is a unique nursing role that combines clinical care, advocacy, care coordination, staff education, and leadership within a supportive, community-based environment.

You’ll build relationships with the people we support, their healthcare providers, residential teams, and families while helping ensure each person receives the right care at the right time.

What You’ll Do

• Champion the health and well-being of the people we support by monitoring health needs, identifying concerns, coordinating treatment, and advocating for quality outcomes.
• Coordinate medical care by communicating with healthcare providers, obtaining and maintaining medical orders, following up after appointments, and accompanying individuals to appointments as needed.
• Oversee medication management across assigned residential programs, including medication reviews, medication profiles, refills, storage, staff administration practices, and self-medication assessments.
• Develop individualized nursing and healthcare plans based on each person’s unique needs and changing health status.
• Provide clinical guidance and education to residential staff on health conditions, medication administration, medical procedures, and other health-related needs.
• Visit assigned residential programs regularly to assess health and medication systems, identify concerns, and provide ongoing clinical support.
• Partner with residential leadership and after-hours staff to ensure health concerns are communicated and addressed promptly.
• Ensure accurate documentation and regulatory compliance, including required health records, incident reporting, and OPWDD requirements.
• Provide clinical oversight to Medical Facilitators, as assigned, ensuring medical information, medication systems, appointments, documentation, and follow-up are managed appropriately.
• Participate in program development and organizational initiatives, including screening prospective individuals, meetings, committees, training, and other agency activities.

Why This Role Is Different

You’ll have an impact that extends well beyond a single shift or patient encounter. Your clinical knowledge will help shape care, support residential teams, and improve health outcomes for the people we serve.

This is an excellent opportunity for an RN who enjoys autonomy, collaboration, teaching, care coordination, and relationship-based nursing and wants to make a meaningful difference in a community setting.