Acute Care RN: Patient-Centered Leader

Universal Health Services; Palmdale (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Challenging and rewarding work environ

Competitive compensation

Generous Paid Time Off

Career development within UHS

Job summary

Palmdale Regional Medical Center, part of Universal Health Services, seeks a skilled RN to deliver safe, patient-centered nursing care within a private-room facility in Palmdale, CA. You will lead the care team and uphold hospital standards in daily operations.

The role emphasizes compassionate patient care, adherence to policies, and continuous quality improvement. Join a network-wide team focused on exceptional service and professional growth within UHS.”

Qualifications

• Prefer 1 year full-time or 3 years part-time experience in acute care setting.
• Graduate of an accredited or NLN-approved RN program.
• BLS and ACLS (current on hire).
• Current state nursing license.
• PALS or NRP (current or obtained within 90 days of employment) in required specialty.
• CPI is required within 30 days of hire.

Responsibilities

• Provides safe, competent nursing care for patients in accordance with facility policies, standards, and philosophy.
• Provides professional leadership and support to the healthcare team.
• Demonstrates Service Excellence standards at all times.

Skills

Acute care experience

Education

RN program graduate

BLS/ACLS certifications

Current state nursing license

PALS or NRP within 90 days

CPI training within 30 days

Tools

PALS certification

NRP certification

Job description

Palmdale Regional Medical Center, part of Universal Health Services, seeks a skilled RN to deliver safe, patient-centered nursing care within a private-room facility in Palmdale, CA. You will lead the care team and uphold hospital standards in daily operations.

The role emphasizes compassionate patient care, adherence to policies, and continuous quality improvement. Join a network-wide team focused on exceptional service and professional growth within UHS.”