So I have been a contract/1099 RN for a personal care, non medical home care agency. My title is RN supervisor. Basically equates to what a DON would be for Home Health. The care we provide is to help w people who have difficulty w ADLs. My concern is the state legistlature doesnt give precise info as to my role. Can other nurses working in this feild help me by tellng me how their experience is in this special feild? I only get paid per visit. I want to be in the office more and do more of the training but the owner is not respectful or knowledgable of a RNs role. It leaves me xurious if my license could be used illegally. I love the cts but have no benefits and pay is less than adequate. I habe been searching other jobs, but because there is no skilled nursing care and I'm just doing assessments and some leadership roles such as training, I don't know what to go into next. I just hope that someone out there can provide insight. Thanks for reading. Have a great day fellow nurses!!
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So I have been a contract/1099 RN for a personal care, non medical home care agency. My title is RN supervisor. Basically equates to what a DON would be for Home Health. The care we provide is to help w people who have difficulty w ADLs. My concern is the state legistlature doesnt give precise info as to my role. Can other nurses working in this feild help me by tellng me how their experience is in this special feild? I only get paid per visit. I want to be in the office more and do more of the training but the owner is not respectful or knowledgable of a RNs role. It leaves me xurious if my license could be used illegally. I love the cts but have no benefits and pay is less than adequate. I habe been searching other jobs, but because there is no skilled nursing care and I'm just doing assessments and some leadership roles such as training, I don't know what to go into next. I just hope that someone out there can provide insight. Thanks for reading. Have a great day fellow nurses!!