Ambulatory Care RN with Flexible Hours & Competitive Pay

Patient First; Owings Mills (MD); On-site; USD 47,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, Dental & Vision

Disability & Life Insurance

401(k) with employer match

Paid leave & holidays

Overtime pay & holiday pay

Employee discount at Patient First

Job summary

Patient First is seeking an experienced registered nurse to provide quality care in ambulatory settings. You will administer medications, assist physicians in emergencies, and ensure a warm, friendly atmosphere for patients and staff.

The role emphasizes sound clinical judgment, excellent communication, and teamwork within a fast-paced center. Applicants must hold Maryland nursing licensure, have a high school diploma, and possess strong clerical and patient communication skills.

Qualifications

• Licensed to practice as a Nurse in Maryland.
• High school graduate or equivalent.
• Keyboarding experience required.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• One year of clerical experience preferred.
• One year of clinical experience with administration of medications preferred.

Responsibilities

• Implement Patient First's policies and procedures.
• Provide nursing care in ambulatory settings to individuals and families.
• Administer medications with correct dosage, actions, and side effects.
• Assist physicians in emergency cases and provide warm, friendly customer service.
• Foster teamwork and a professional atmosphere.
• Complete other duties as directed.

Skills

Nursing care

Communication

Teamwork

Customer service

Clinical judgment

Education

Maryland nursing license

High school diploma

Job description

Patient First is seeking an experienced registered nurse to provide quality care in ambulatory settings. You will administer medications, assist physicians in emergencies, and ensure a warm, friendly atmosphere for patients and staff.

The role emphasizes sound clinical judgment, excellent communication, and teamwork within a fast-paced center. Applicants must hold Maryland nursing licensure, have a high school diploma, and possess strong clerical and patient communication skills.