RN/LVN, Field Clinical Area [Full-time or Part-time]
Qualifications:
- Must have a current/valid California Nursing license and CPR card.
- Minimum of 1-year experience as an RN or LVN in acute care setting.
- One-year experience in a home health agency is preferable.
- Able to exercise initiative and independent judgment.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Registered Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist or Speech Therapist [Full-time and Part-time]
Qualifications:
- Current California PT, OT or ST License & CPR card.
- Minimum of 1-year experience in an acute care or rehabilitation setting; with preferred exposure to geriatric and medical/surgical patient care.
Home Health Aides/Caregivers (full and part-time)
Qualifications:
- Must have valid California ID or Driver’s License and CPR card
- Minimum of one year experience working with clients in a home or institutional setting.
More Information about Working at Pegasus
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- Ensuring Water Quality And Quantity For Your Patients
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- Healthy Skin Care Tips For An Elderly Loved One
- Helpful Resolutions For Professional Caregivers
- Helping Families Deal With Alzheimer’s Disease
- Helping Your Clients Practice Good Eye Care
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- Helping Your Patient Recover From Critical Illness
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- Learn How Home Remedies and Prescription Drugs Interact
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- Proper Kidney Function For The Elderly Patient
- Reducing The Risk Of Accidental Poisoning
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- Setting Your Patient Up For Rehabilitation Success
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- Spotting Medication Misuse As Part Of Patient Care
- Staying Healthy Tips For You And Those You Care For
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- The Connection Between Bad Breath And Other Illnesses: What To Look For
- The Connection Between Osteoporosis And Mental Health
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- The Interaction Between Nursing And Physical Therapy
- The Reduced Stress in Home Health Care Reduces Nurse Burnout
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- There’s an Urgent Need for RNs To Fill Home Health Care Positions
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- When A Senior Can’t Catch Their Breath: Managing COPD
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