Acute Care RN: Leader in Patient Care & Education

University of Southern California; Glendale (CA); Presencial; USD 66.000 - 106.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

University of Southern California is seeking a Registered Nurse to support the Chief Nursing Officer in leading the patient care team, focusing on safety, quality, and compassionate care. The role involves applying the nursing process, educating patients, and ensuring compliance with state and federal standards.

Responsibilities include coordinating shift plans, precepting new staff, and collaborating with multiple departments to improve unit services while maintaining a healing environment for

Formación

• Graduation from Registered Nurse Program; BSN preferred.
• Licensed as a Registered Nurse in California.
• Prior experience in acute care is preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Support Chief Nursing Officer in leading the patient care team and ensuring safety, recovery and comfort.
• Implement the nursing process: assessment, diagnosis, plan, interventions, and evaluation.
• Educate patients and advocate for their care.
• Ensure compliance with CMS Conditions of Participation, Title 22, CDPH regulations, and DNV-GL/NIAHO standards.
• Assist department leadership with quality improvement and unit growth; collaborate across departments.
• Precept and validate competencies of new hires; teach nursing students.
• Plan and coordinate delivery of patient care for shifts.

Conocimientos

Nursing skills

Patient care

Regulatory compliance

Educación

CA RN license

RN program graduation

BSN preferred

Descripción del empleo

University of Southern California is seeking a Registered Nurse to support the Chief Nursing Officer in leading the patient care team, focusing on safety, quality, and compassionate care. The role involves applying the nursing process, educating patients, and ensuring compliance with state and federal standards.

Responsibilities include coordinating shift plans, precepting new staff, and collaborating with multiple departments to improve unit services while maintaining a healing environment for