
We offer:
- Competitive salaries
- Benefits, including medical, dental, vision and other voluntary insurance products
- A scholarship program
- PTO
- Employee friendly environment
- Provide a provision of care to patients in accordance with their care plans. May require conferences with physician, patient, family members and other staff involved with patient’s care.
- Communicate with patient and family regarding education and progress of patient.
- Review and maintain all clinical records, which are required for patient’s care and progress.
- Review weekly reports to monitor personal and staff compliance to all Kansas and Federal requirements including blood borne pathogens, hazardous materials, infection control, and fire safety
About the company
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When we talk about the meaning and importance of family, it’s with authority. Midwest Health has been family-owned since the beginning. With nearly 40 years of experience, we’re inspired to work every day with a sense of connection, respect and purpose to make life rewarding for everyone in our communities.
We know our environment. At the center of the country, we know the region, its people and its character. We embody its culture of friendly reliability, strong work ethic and looking out for one another. We feel a duty and an honor to serve Midwest seniors and their families. It’s just what we do, and we couldn't be more proud.
From our first nursing home in 1977, Midwest Health has grown to over 50 health care communities in a 4 state area and is one of the largest regional providers in the country. Having been one of the first companies to provide Assisted Living in the nation, Midwest Health is currently the largest Assisted Living provider in Kansas.
We offer the confidence of nearly 40 years of senior living experience and operate several types of communities throughout the Midwest. We serve all types of residents’ needs, ranging from independent and assisted living, to rehabilitation and memory care. Whatever your needs, they’ll be well taken care of at a Midwest Health community.







