Registered Nurse - RN (Finance)
At Heritage Hall, we believe a registered nurse's role goes far beyond medical care. You become an extension of family, offering not just physical care but also emotional support and a sense of belonging to each resident.
"Our family exists to care for yours."
As a Registered Nurse, you're more than a caregiver—you're a trusted companion. Your presence and compassion help create a home where residents feel valued, heard, and understood.
Why Your Role Matters:
Nursing here isn't just about tasks. It's about forming deep, meaningful connections with residents and providing comfort when it matters most. You're shaping their experience of aging, offering care that touches both their lives and your own.
RN - Registered Nurse Qualifications
- Must have ASN or BSN degree from an accredited college
- Must have an active RN license in the state of Virginia
- Experience in long-term care preferred
- Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of individuals
- Ability to read and understand written and oral instructions
- Knowledge of nursing practices and procedures
- Knowledge of laws, regulations, and guidelines governing nursing in a long-term care facility
- Ability to make independent decisions
- Must have ASN or BSN degree from an accredited college
- Must have an active RN license in the state of Virginia
- Experience in long-term care preferred
- Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of individuals
- Ability to read and understand written and oral instructions
- Knowledge of nursing practices and procedures
- Knowledge of laws, regulations, and guidelines governing nursing in a long-term care facility
- Ability to make independent decisions
- Must have ASN or BSN degree from an accredited college
- Must have an active RN license in the state of Virginia
- Experience in long-term care preferred
- Ability to communicate effectively with a variety of individuals
- Ability to read and understand written and oral instructions
- Knowledge of nursing practices and procedures
- Knowledge of laws, regulations, and guidelines governing nursing in a long-term care facility
- Ability to make independent decisions
"Our family exists to care for yours."
As a Registered Nurse, you're more than a caregiver—you're a trusted companion. Your presence and compassion help create a home where residents feel valued, heard, and understood.
Why Your Role Matters:
Nursing here isn't just about tasks. It's about forming deep, meaningful connections with residents and providing comfort when it matters most. You're shaping their experience of aging, offering care that touches both their lives and your own.
