Cardiac Progressive Care RN — Lead in Patient-Centered Care

Terrebonne General Health System; Houma (LA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Terrebonne General Health System in Louisiana is seeking a Registered Nurse to plan, implement, coordinate, and evaluate nursing care for patients in the Cardiac Progressive Care Unit. Role includes patient and family teaching and leadership within the clinical team to maintain professional nursing standards.

The nurse will assess and monitor patient conditions, respond to status changes, administer medications, educate families, and collaborate with physicians to ensure safe, effective care.

Qualifications

• Must be licensed to practice as a registered nurse in Louisiana.

Responsibilities

• Assess and monitor patient conditions; initiate and adjust care plans as needed.
• Respond promptly to changes in patient status with appropriate interventions.
• Administer medications and perform treatments in accordance with policy.
• Provide hygiene and comfort measures to support patient well-being.
• Educate patients and families; identify and address emotional and psychosocial needs.
• Collaborate and communicate effectively with physicians and healthcare teams.
• Identify and manage patient risks, including falls and skin breakdown.
• Follow infection control and safety procedures, including proper body mechanics.
• Complete documentation, shift reports, and assigned tasks accurately and on time.
• Prioritize multiple tasks and use time efficiently to deliver patient-centered care.

Skills

RN bedside care

Patient education

Team collaboration

Education

Louisiana RN license

Job description

Terrebonne General Health System in Louisiana is seeking a Registered Nurse to plan, implement, coordinate, and evaluate nursing care for patients in the Cardiac Progressive Care Unit. Role includes patient and family teaching and leadership within the clinical team to maintain professional nursing standards.

The nurse will assess and monitor patient conditions, respond to status changes, administer medications, educate families, and collaborate with physicians to ensure safe, effective care.