Endoscopy RN: Fast-Paced, Patient-Centered Procedures

Oregon Health & Science University; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive health care plans

Term life insurance $50K

Two pension plans

Vacation 192–288 hours

Holiday hours up to 64

Sick leave 96 hours

Transit discounts

Tuition reimbursement

EAP and wellness resources

Job summary

Oregon Health & Science University is seeking an experienced Endoscopy Nurse to support diagnostic and therapeutic procedures across all ages. You will assist the provider team, care for patients before, during, and after procedures, and participate in procedural sedation while documenting and educating patients.

The role requires the ability to meet a 30-minute call response, mobility with patients, and ability to work in a fast-paced, multi-unit hospital setting (CHH1/CHH2).

Qualifications

• Two years experience in an endoscopy procedural area setting.
• BSN graduates: degree from CCNE/ACEN/CNEA-accredited program 30 days before start date.
• ADN graduates: associate degree in nursing 30 days before start date.
• Associate degree nurses must enroll in BSN within 3 years and complete within 5 years.
• Current, unencumbered Oregon State RN License.
• BLS from AHA required; new hires to complete during orientation.

Responsibilities

• Meet mandatory call response time of arriving to work within 30 minutes of being called.
• Ability to ride the aerial tram and push patients in a stretcher to and from procedures.
• Work in dimly lit and fluoroscopy procedure rooms.
• Stand for long periods in lead garments and assist patient mobilization.
• Adapt to assignment changes to meet patient care needs in CHH1/CHH2.

Skills

Endoscopy nursing experience

BLS certification

Call response readiness

Education

BSN degree

ADN degree

Job description

Oregon Health & Science University is seeking an experienced Endoscopy Nurse to support diagnostic and therapeutic procedures across all ages. You will assist the provider team, care for patients before, during, and after procedures, and participate in procedural sedation while documenting and educating patients.

The role requires the ability to meet a 30-minute call response, mobility with patients, and ability to work in a fast-paced, multi-unit hospital setting (CHH1/CHH2).