Ambulatory Surgery RN - Part-Time, Compassionate Care

InterMed; Portland (ME); Presencial; USD 57 000 - 61 000; Tempo parcial

Resumo da oferta

InterMed in Portland, ME is seeking a Part-time Registered Nurse for our Ambulatory Surgery Center. The role is on-site with an hourly wage range of $41.38–$44.37, and requires RN certification with peri-operative experience.

You will perform assessments, assist with anesthesia-related procedures, and ensure patient safety, documentation, and aseptic technique. ACLS/PALS are preferred, along with strong clinical judgment and compassion.

Qualificações

• RN program completion; BSN preferred.
• Ambulatory Surgery OR Pre/Post Op, Circulating and PACU experience required.
• ACLS and PALS preferred.
• Caring and compassionate demeanor.
• Excellent professional judgment, assessment taking, phone skills and decision making ability.
• Ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks without sacrificing quality.

Responsabilidades

• Assess patients and document in the Operating Room record per policy.
• Prioritize nursing interventions to provide optimum patient outcomes.
• Demonstrate knowledge of potential peri-operative complications with organized set up and Nursing Plan of Care.
• Demonstrate knowledge of anesthetic techniques and surgical procedures in Nursing Plan of Care.
• Maintain safety and prevent patient injury during peri-operative care.
• Adhere to aseptic technique and nursing policies; document care and monitoring.

Conhecimentos

Nursing assessment

Patient care

Clinical communication

Prioritization

Aseptic technique

Formação académica

RN program completion

BSN preferred

Ferramentas

ACLS

PALS

Descrição da oferta de emprego

InterMed in Portland, ME is seeking a Part-time Registered Nurse for our Ambulatory Surgery Center. The role is on-site with an hourly wage range of $41.38–$44.37, and requires RN certification with peri-operative experience.

You will perform assessments, assist with anesthesia-related procedures, and ensure patient safety, documentation, and aseptic technique. ACLS/PALS are preferred, along with strong clinical judgment and compassion.