The ideal candidate will have:Strong clinical assessment and critical-thinking skillsExcellent organizational and independent caseload-management skillsStrong written and verbal communication skillsAbility to collaborate effectively with consumers, families, healthcare providers, and community partnersExperience working with older adults, individuals with disabilities, behavioral health populations, community-based programs, or long-term careStrong computer and documentation skillsA valid driver's license and ability to travel within the communityRNs must possess, at a minimum, the following qualifications: a valid Massachusetts RN license; and a valid driver's license; and at least one (1) year clinical experience and/or nursing in a community or long-term care setting. Rather than providing traditional hands-on bedside care, you will use your nursing knowledge and clinical judgment to evaluate individuals' medical and functional needs, determine eligibility for services and nursing facility level of care, and collaborate with healthcare and community partners to support safe, appropriate care.