Compassionate RN: Day Shift, Growth & Benefits

The Chronicle Of Higher Education, Inc.; Fort Stockton (TX); On-site; USD 39,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive Benefits

Purpose-Driven Work

Career Growth

Loan Forgiveness

Supportive Team

Shared Campus Utilization

Day Shift Only

Weekend differential +$3/hr weekends

Job summary

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center is hiring a Registered Nurse for the Fort Stockton Lynaugh Unit. The role involves direct patient care, medication administration, and contributing to treatment plans in a 22-facility West Texas system.

The position is day shift with competitive base pay and comprehensive benefits through the State of Texas. Ideal candidates are licensed RNs in Texas or eligible for licensure transfer, with new graduates able to take NCLEX-RN on first attempt.

Qualifications

• Current RN License in the State of Texas or able to transfer
• New graduates must pass NCLEX-RN on first attempt
• No experience required

Responsibilities

• Deliver direct patient care and participate in treatment plans
• Administer medications as ordered and monitor dosages and reactions
• Document patient data using EMR to support clinical decisions
• Prepare and operate equipment for examinations, treatments, and procedures
• Assist with obtaining patient histories and completing required documentation
• Inspect and maintain patient care areas, equipment, and supplies
• Act as relief charge nurse when needed and supervise junior staff
• Coordinate with physicians/APPs and communicate essential patient information during transfers

Skills

RN License

Patient Care

EMR usage

Tools

EMR

Job description

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center is hiring a Registered Nurse for the Fort Stockton Lynaugh Unit. The role involves direct patient care, medication administration, and contributing to treatment plans in a 22-facility West Texas system.

The position is day shift with competitive base pay and comprehensive benefits through the State of Texas. Ideal candidates are licensed RNs in Texas or eligible for licensure transfer, with new graduates able to take NCLEX-RN on first attempt.