ER Float Pool RN — Flexible Coverage & Impact

CommonSpirit Health

Chattanooga (TN)

On-site

USD 88,228,000 - 131,210,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

CommonSpirit Memorial in Tennessee is seeking a Registered Nurse to join the Float/Flex Team. The RN will provide compassionate, high-quality care, perform assessments, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to support patient recovery in a fast-paced hospital setting.

The role requires strong clinical judgment, adherence to safety protocols, and a patient-first mindset. The successful candidate will demonstrate adaptability across units and a commitment to continuous professional growth

Qualifications

Associate Of Nursing, upon hire.
Registered Nurse: TN, upon hire
Basic Life Support - CPR, upon hire
Advanced Cardiac Life Support, within 6 - months
Bachelor Of Nursing, upon hire
Pediatric Advanced Life Support, within 6 - months

Responsibilities

Diagnostic and patient monitoring (detection and recognition of acute changes and escalation or concerns/critical results).
Administration and monitoring therapeutic interventions and regimens (starting/maintaining intravenous therapies, administering medication per patients' rights, preventing falls and skin breakdown and following policies in relation to safety measures).
Effective management of rapidly changing situations (identifying, assessing and anticipating needs).
Organization and work rule competencies (prioritizing, coordination and meeting multiple patient needs in a timely manner).
Helping Role (consistently contribute to a healing environment, providing patient comfort and support for human dignity, serving as a patient advocate and building and maintaining a therapeutic environment).
Teaching-Coaching Function (assess and evaluates the patient's readiness and ability to learn, effectively explains a patient's condition and their interpretation of his or her illness).