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Waiver/Lead Nurse Evaluator (NE)

9.23.2019

WILC/PILS are consumer controlled nonresidential centers for independent living, which provides information and advocacy to persons with disabilities. In addition, WILC/PILS operates a Regional Resources Development Services Program (seven counties). The goal of this Program is to develop home and community-based services and supports needed by individuals and family members who experience a disability.

POSITION:  Waiver/Lead Nurse Evaluator (NE)

HOURS: Full time, 35 hours per week, with benefits

RESPONSIBILITIES:

  1. Conduct Eligibility Assessments (UAS);
  2. Assist with applicant screens for medically complicated individuals
  3. Assist with the review of service plans submitted for individuals that are medically complicated;
  4. Review, track and monitor, UAS reports, medically complicated Serious Reportable Incidents and Recordable Incidents for the LHV;
  5. Supervise Nursing Evaluator (NE)Team
  6. Assign and Track NE UAS completion,
  7. Oversee submission of NE paperwork.  reports, vouchers, travel logs etc.
  8. Provides information and referral to services available to individuals with disabilities in the Lower Hudson Valley;
  9. Assist with preparation and submission of reports and tracking forms;
  10. Maintain files on all waiver participants:
  11. Provide technical support by attending team meetings, discussing concerns and recommendations with providers;
  12. Assist with developing resources and providing information to build the Regions capacity to serve the waiver participants;
  13. Assist in arranging the required trainings/workshops for Hudson Valley waiver providers and community;
  14. Attend required meetings and conferences for DOH waiver and;
  15. Conduct any other duty as assigned by Lead RRDS/SR RRDS that will promote and enhance the development of the waiver in the Hudson Valley Region;

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • New York state licensed registered professional nurse (RN)
  • Two (2) years’ experience working with individuals with disabilities and/or seniors in a community setting
  • Experience supervising professional staff
  • Excellent clinical assessment skills
  • Demonstrated abilities in written and oral communication skills
  • Ability to use word processing computer programs
  • Well Organized and able to work independently
  • Reliable transportation, valid driver’s license and insurance coverage

Email or Fax Resume and Cover letter to:
Margaret Nunziato, Director of Waiver Services
Fax: (845)-228-7460
E-mail: mnunziato@wilc.org

Persons with disabilities, women, and minority individuals are strongly encouraged to apply

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