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Why RN delegation

Residents stay where they already live

Delegation lets a community accept and keep residents it would otherwise turn away — provided the caregivers giving medications are properly trained and checked off.

A nurse checking an older woman's blood pressure in her living room

Delegation gives communities the flexibility to take residents who fit their community, within their own guidelines, rather than the narrower set a building can serve without it.

It only works if the people administering medications know what they are doing and can show it. Training them, and then standing behind them, is what we do.

The delegation itself — the nurse who assesses a resident and signs off on the plan — is ours as well. The standard your team is trained to and the standard they are held to are the same standard.

Looking for continuing education?

Continuing education and wider staff development for your community come from our sister company, Engagement Through Education. We handle RN delegation start to finish; they handle the broader training programme.

Go to ETE

Train the team properly

Tell us how many people need training and when. We will tell you what it takes.