College Health Nurse: Direct Care & Education Advocate

State of South Carolina; Clemson (SC); On-site; USD 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

State of South Carolina in Clemson is seeking a qualified nurse to provide direct nursing care, education and counseling to patients and students, and coordinate services for families, while supervising program activities in specialized areas or assessing patient needs.

The role requires graduation from an accredited school of nursing. The state offers generous benefits, including health and dental insurance, retirement options, paid vacation and sick leave, and flexible work arrangements.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited school of nursing.
• Current nursing license or eligibility requirements not stated in the document.

Responsibilities

• Provides direct nursing care, patient and student education and counseling, coordination of services for patients and their families, supervision of program activity in specialized areas or patient needs assessment.
• Maintains individual nursing competencies and stays abreast of emerging trends in college health and higher education. Assumes responsibility of actions and judgments.
• Performs prescribed medication administration, monitoring, and treatment to patients. Administers immunizations required by Clemson University. Provides a safe environment.
• Prepares Patients For Healthcare Provider Visits By Taking Patient's History, Vital Signs, Current Medications, Allergies, And Reasons For Visit. Documents Information In Patient's Record. Orders Appropriate Lab Tests. Assists Healthcare Provider With Examinations, Treatments, And Procedures.
• Recognizes signs and symptoms of physical and emotional illness. Functions as a patient advocate and provides patient education. Establishes and maintains confidence and cooperation of patients.

Education

Graduation from an accredited school of nursing

Job description

State of South Carolina in Clemson is seeking a qualified nurse to provide direct nursing care, education and counseling to patients and students, and coordinate services for families, while supervising program activities in specialized areas or assessing patient needs.

The role requires graduation from an accredited school of nursing. The state offers generous benefits, including health and dental insurance, retirement options, paid vacation and sick leave, and flexible work arrangements.