Compassionate RN: Evidence-Based Care & Growth

McLeod Health; Little River (SC); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

McLeod Health is seeking a registered nurse who provides comprehensive patient care, performing assessments and interventions aligned with the physician plans of care. You will conduct hourly rounds and foster a compassionate environment for patients and families while contributing to department growth through evidence-based practices.

The role emphasizes ongoing professional development and adherence to standards of care, with unit-specific certification requirements and a commitment to

Qualifications

• Graduate from an accredited registered nursing program.
• Must possess a valid South Carolina or compact (multi-state) RN license.
• Active Basic Life Support certification, as well as additional certificates per unit requirements.

Responsibilities

• Assess patient needs based on history, observation, physical examination, and diagnostic data.
• Provide appropriate nursing interventions aligned with the Plan of Care and physician’s medical plans.
• Conduct Hourly Rounds per service excellence standards.
• Foster an environment of caring, compassion, and respect for patients, families, and visitors.
• Contribute to department growth through hospital-system initiatives and evidence-based practices.
• Demonstrate ongoing professional growth by setting goals and participating in educational offerings.

Skills

Compassionate patient care

Clinical nursing skills

Education

Registered Nursing Degree

SC or compact RN license

Basic Life Support (BLS) certification

Job description

McLeod Health is seeking a registered nurse who provides comprehensive patient care, performing assessments and interventions aligned with the physician plans of care. You will conduct hourly rounds and foster a compassionate environment for patients and families while contributing to department growth through evidence-based practices.

The role emphasizes ongoing professional development and adherence to standards of care, with unit-specific certification requirements and a commitment to