Float Pool RN: Acute Medicine – 12-Week Assignment

Regional One Health; Memphis (TN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Regional One Health's Medicine Acute unit is seeking a registered nurse to provide professional care to patients using the nursing process. This 12-week Float Pool assignment supports the medicine/surgery patient population and emphasizes assessment, planning and patient education.

You will perform rounds, document care, coordinate with physicians and families, and help maintain a safe, compliant environment. The role requires strong clinical judgment, collaboration and adherence to standards.

Responsibilities

• Provides nursing care according to medical regime and nursing interventions for patients.
• Initiates assessment based on presenting problems, physician diagnosis and admission.
• Collects key information from patient, family, labs, and other medical reports.
• Determines nursing diagnoses and care priorities including discharge planning and education.
• Documents assessment, nursing diagnoses and clinical judgments.
• Demonstrates skills to provide care, maintain competency and meet age-specific needs.
• Performs rounds and ongoing assessments; updates priorities with family involvement.
• Assesses plans and implements care; performs therapeutic interventions as ordered.
• Maintains records, uses patient systems to enter/retrieve data.
• Collaborates with patient/family and staff regarding admissions, transfers and referrals.
• Provides teaching to patient/family and develops discharge education plans.
• Maintains a safe environment; ensures infection control and safety standards.
• Trains and supervises LPN and support staff; participates in orientation.
• Transports patients, specimens, equipment and supplies.

Job description

Regional One Health's Medicine Acute unit is seeking a registered nurse to provide professional care to patients using the nursing process. This 12-week Float Pool assignment supports the medicine/surgery patient population and emphasizes assessment, planning and patient education.

You will perform rounds, document care, coordinate with physicians and families, and help maintain a safe, compliant environment. The role requires strong clinical judgment, collaboration and adherence to standards.