A Nursing Home Registered Nurse (RN) plays a vital role in providing specialized care and support to elderly residents in nursing home facilities. These dedicated healthcare professionals ensure the well-being and comfort of elderly individuals who may require round-the-clock medical attention and assistance.

Essential Job Functions:

Nursing Home RNs are responsible for administering medications, monitoring vital signs and managing the

Nursing Home RNs assess residents' health status, create care plans, administer medications and monitor changes in condition. They provide hands-on care, collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals and offer emotional support to residents and families. Documentation of care, education of residents and infection control measures are also part of their responsibilities.

Becoming a Nursing Home RN offers the opportunity to make a positive impact on the lives of elderly individuals who require specialized care and support. It provides a stable and fulfilling career with opportunities for professional growth. Nursing Home RNs often build close relationships with residents and their families, contributing to a sense of purpose.

However, challenges may include working with