Ambulatory RN: Occupational Health – 4-Day, 32h

Elliot Health System; Hooksett (NH); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

Disability insurance

Tuition reimbursement

403(b) Retirement Savings

Job summary

Elliot Health System’s Occupational Health GE Hooksett site is seeking an RN for ambulatory care on a 32-hour, full-time schedule. The 4-day work week features early morning shifts with coverage Monday through Friday, with a mix of 6AM-2:30PM and 9:30AM-6PM days at the GE Hooksett location.

As part of the occupational health department serving GE Aviation, you will provide assessment, treatment, immunizations, fitness-for-duty evaluations, first aid, and crisis intervention while ensuring

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
• NH Registered Nurse or Compact State RN License Required.
• Ability to obtain BLS within orientation period and maintain during employment.
• Nurses are expected to pursue a professional certification upon eligibility or within 3 years of entering a specialty practice.
• ACLS preferred.

Responsibilities

• Delivers care to patients and families across basic to complex needs.
• Creates a therapeutic and caring environment.
• Practices per Elliot Hospital Interprofessional Practice model and Nursing Code of Ethics.
• Collaborates with team to ensure safe, effective care across shifts.
• Demonstrates accountability for professional growth and unit operations.

Skills

Nursing skills

Assessment

Education

Bachelor of Science/BSN

Job description

Elliot Health System’s Occupational Health GE Hooksett site is seeking an RN for ambulatory care on a 32-hour, full-time schedule. The 4-day work week features early morning shifts with coverage Monday through Friday, with a mix of 6AM-2:30PM and 9:30AM-6PM days at the GE Hooksett location.

As part of the occupational health department serving GE Aviation, you will provide assessment, treatment, immunizations, fitness-for-duty evaluations, first aid, and crisis intervention while ensuring