As a part of Chester County Hospital and Penn Medicine, Neighborhood Health provides a long list of professional services to make life better for people in need of healthcare in the home. Its well-trained professional staff delivers quality care in a sincere and caring manner. Neighborhood Health provides homecare and hospice services to the people in Chester County and the surrounding areas of Pennsylvania.

Home-Care Providers

These positions provide services requiring substantial and specialized nursing skill, in accordance with the plan of treatment signed by the physician, and makes the initial evaluation visit to the client. He/she demonstrates competency in all skills required for the agency, including venipunctures, infusion therapy, infusion therapy device care, wound care, and aseptic technique.

The person evaluates and regularly reevaluates the nursing needs of the client, and initiates, develops, implements, and makes necessary revisions to the client’s plan of care. This role also initiates diagnostic, preventive, and rehabilitative nursing procedures as appropriate to the client’s care and safety, making referrals to other disciplines as indicated by the client’s needs.

Ideal candidates will be graduates from a program of professional nursing accredited by the National League for Nursing with a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing (BSN). He/she must be licensed to practice professional nursing in Pennsylvania, and have a minimum of one year of nursing experience and CPR certification. The person will have demonstrated knowledge and skills necessary to provide care to and communicate with primarily the geriatric population and, to a lesser degree, the pediatric and adult populations.

Neighborhood Health is willing to interview RNs if they are willing to go back to school and complete their BSN within in five years of their date of hire. Neighborhood Health will pay up to $6,000 per year for full-time workers.

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