Day-Shift Medical/Surgical RN - Temp Registry, $60/hr

Prime Healthcare; Olympia Fields (IL); Vor Ort; USD 68.000 - 97.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Per Diem

Temporary Assignment

Zusammenfassung

Prime Healthcare in Olympia Fields, IL is seeking a Temporary Internal Registry RN for the Day Shift. The assignment is expected to last 12 weeks and pays $60.00 per hour (flat rate).

The RN will provide direct patient care in the Medical/Surgical Unit and collaborate with the care team to ensure safe, high-quality care. Responsibilities include applying the nursing process, educating patients and families, and communicating changes in patient condition to physicians.

Qualifikationen

• Current and valid state RN License.
• BLS certificate upon hire and maintain current.
• ACLS certificate upon hire and maintain current (preferred).
• Previous Acute Care hospital experience preferred.
• Ventilator Management experience preferred.
• BSN preferred.

Aufgaben

• Deliver safe patient care using the nursing process of assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation.
• Provide direct patient care within the scope of practice.
• Direct and guide patient/family teaching and activities of other nursing personnel while maintaining standards of care in the Medical/Surgical Unit.
• Communicate changes in the patient’s clinical condition with the physician including monitoring results and symptoms.
• Respond quickly and accurately to changes in condition and response to treatment.

Kenntnisse

RN License

BLS Certification

ACLS Certification

Acute Care Experience

Ventilator Management

Ausbildung

BSN preferred

Jobbeschreibung

Prime Healthcare in Olympia Fields, IL is seeking a Temporary Internal Registry RN for the Day Shift. The assignment is expected to last 12 weeks and pays $60.00 per hour (flat rate).

The RN will provide direct patient care in the Medical/Surgical Unit and collaborate with the care team to ensure safe, high-quality care. Responsibilities include applying the nursing process, educating patients and families, and communicating changes in patient condition to physicians.