Employee Bulletin Board
Wanted RN’s for Intermittent Skilled Nursing Visits
If you are an RN we have a new opportunity for you. We are now doing intermittent grouped skilled nursing visits. We have a new contract which helps facilitate home visits after surgeries and post hospitalizations. Strong assessments skills are needed with some experience in wound care.
If you are interested we will be holding training on how to do these opens and assessments. We will also be providing appropriate equipment and open packets. A training date has not been establish, but we will be making a decision once responses start coming in. If you think you are interested, call and ask to speak to Linda Gervais. Notification of training will be made available to all parties who show an interest. If you have any questions or need further information please feel free to call. (207) 362-5252
Sincerely,
Jane Greenblatt RN
Clinical Director
Forms...
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Flexible Health Reimbursement Claim Form
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New Client Services- Please complete the Data Sheet portion of this form and fax to 207-362-5235 or email to: eeappsmehopeandhealing.com
Staff Access to Policies and Procedures
Employees of Home, Hope and Healing are given an Orientation Manual at the time of their New Hire Orientation. The Orientation Manual contains many of the policies and procedures that directly affect the employees and their clients. All other company policies are contained in the Home, Hope and Healing Policy Manual which is kept at the main office in Smithfield, ME.
There may be occasions when the company must change policies or give policies a different interpretation than previously made. The company has the right to modify policies, both written and unwritten, as business requires. Occasionally, the agency will mail out select policies to staff when the agency deems it necessary; when staff awareness of those policies is pertinent.
Employees are welcome to view the Policy Manual at the Home, Hope and Healing office during regular business hours.
Don't see the form you're looking for? Please contact Paul in the HR Department for assistance .
We are looking for hours to be filled in the following Towns:
Bangor RN/LPN Sunday's/ Overnights
Bath RN Days/Nights
Benton Days/Weekends
Buxton CNA Evenings
Fairfield LPN Days
Falmouth CNA Days
Greene LPN Days/Nights/Weekends
Lewiston RN/LPN Day's/Weekends
Lewiston CNA Evenings
New Sharon RN/LPN/PSS Days/Nights
Newport PSS Days
North Monmouth RN Evenings
Norway RN/LPN Nights/Weekends
Old Orchard Beach RN Days
Portland RN Weekend-Days
Portland CNA Overnights
Princeton PSS Days
Rockland LPN/PSS Overnights
Sabattus RN Eveings
Turner RN/LPN Evenings
West Paris CNA Overnights
Windsor LPN Days/overnights
Winterport RN/LPN Days/Nights
Winthrop RN/LPN Overnights/Weekends
York RN/LPN Days
If you are a current employee interested in any of the above referenced listings please call scheduling (207) 362-5252 and ask for Megan.
If you are interested in any of the openings listed above and are not a current employee call Sheila Kinney at (207) 362-5252 or use the online contact form .
401k Plan Information
Common questions about our 401(K) plan
Safety Awareness
One thing that is constant in life is change. What is safe today might very well not be safe tomorrow. Home, Hope and Healing recognizes this and stresses the need for employees, clients and families to become cognizant of changes in the home environment. Specifically we are looking for changes that have the potential of becoming safety issues.
A safety review takes place when a case is opened but this does not guarantee the conditions in the home will remain safe. Managers and/or administrative staff need to be alerted to changes such as wear and tear on household items, medical equipment or changes in a client’s physical condition.
When a risk or hazard is identified, the agency needs to be alerted immediately. Care givers have the responsibility to act accordingly. Their actions might include but are not limited to: notifying a physician and requesting new orders, requesting new equipment or modifying the environment. Regardless of the action a discussion with the family and/or client should always take place. Please remember the following:
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You are not out there alone
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We are not only concerned with the client’s health and safety but your health and safety as well.
Keeping a working environment safe requires teamwork and alertness to potential dangers. Don’t try to do it alone. Our goal is to provide the best care possible with the safest resources available.
Paul Greenblatt
Safety Director
Please contact us with any questions or comments you may have by using our online contact form or by calling us directly on 1-866-634-2023.