Role Overview: This position involves delivering high-quality inpatient nursing care in a dynamic clinical environment, adhering to standards set by the State Board of Nursing. Responsibilities include assessing patients, developing and implementing individualized care plans, administering treatments and medications, and coordinating with interdisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive patient care. The role emphasizes patient education, discharge planning, and evaluating intervention effectiveness. Nurses are expected to promote teamwork, problem-solve equipment issues, participate in quality and safety initiatives, and contribute to unit and organizational goals.
Qualifications & Skills: Candidates must have graduated from a specialty training program in nursing. Cardiac experience is preferred, with a willingness to learn and grow in a challenging, fast-paced setting. Strong communication, collaboration, and critical thinking skills are essential for success.
Key Duties:
- Provide direct patient care, including treatments, medications, and diagnostics.
- Conduct assessments and address physical, psychological, social, cultural, and spiritual needs.
- Develop, coordinate, and evaluate individualized care plans with interdisciplinary teams.
- Delegate and supervise tasks, ensuring appropriate assignments based on skill and patient acuity.
- Participate in unit-based decision-making and quality improvement initiatives.
- Support organizational safety protocols and evidence-based practices.
This role offers opportunities for professional growth, mentorship, and participation in community and safety programs, with a focus on patient-centered care and organizational excellence.