This role involves providing comprehensive, patient-centered nursing care based on biological, physical, social, and behavioral sciences, adhering to ethical standards and scope of practice.
Responsibilities include conducting holistic assessments, diagnosing patient needs, developing and communicating individualized care plans, implementing evidence-based interventions, and evaluating patient responses.
Accurate documentation in electronic medical records and participation in professional development, leadership, and quality improvement activities are essential.
Qualifications require a BSN within five years of hire (for nurses hired after January 2010), current Ohio nursing licensure, BLS certification, and ACLS within six months for specific units.
Skills include effective communication, cultural competence, critical thinking, teamwork, and adaptability to change.
Preferred participation in professional organizations, certifications, and ongoing education to support clinical expertise and growth.