Registered Nurses (RNs) providing care for individuals with developmental disabilities in various settings, including residential, family care, day services, and respite, are essential team members.

• Responsibilities include coordinating healthcare, managing medication administration, ensuring compliance with regulations, and providing health education and training.
• RNs monitor health exams, assist with community and medical provider coordination, and oversee staff performance on medication tasks.
• They participate in surveys, maintain communication with staff, and support staff training, including nursing students.
• Minimum qualifications include a NYS RN license, valid driver’s license, physical agility, CPR certification, and ability to meet physical demands.
• Benefits include PTO, insurance, tuition reimbursement, shift incentives, and a supportive work environment dedicated to making a difference.