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ECMCC is seeking a professional nurse to coordinate nursing care across admission to discharge, under the direction of higher-level nursing staff. The nurse will assess, plan, implement and evaluate all phases of patient care and will participate in discharge planning and family education.
Responsibilities include assisting physicians, administering medications and contributing to research and nursing committees as needed. A NYS RN license and BLS certification are required.
DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS: The work involves the coordination of nursing care, patient education and discharge planning. The incumbent, using accepted standards of nursing practice, assesses, plans, implements and evaluates all phases of nursing care for assigned patients from admission through discharge. The work is performed under the general direction of higher-level professional nursing employees. Supervision is exercised over lower level nursing personnel. Does related work as required.
TYPICAL WORK ACTIVITIES:
Performs physical, psychological, and social assessment of patients;
Develops a written nursing care plan based on patient assessment and diagnosis;
Works directly under physicians, assisting during exams, diagnostic testing and treatments;
Implements medical and nursing orders;
Establishes care priorities based on patient problems;
Communicates pertinent patient information to the physician and other members of the health care team;
Evaluates the effectiveness of care delivered;
Updates care plan as indicated;
Records vital signs and documents care given;
Develops and implements a discharge plan for patients;
Provides patients and their families with health teaching;
Administers medication, including intravenous therapy; reports adverse reactions to medications or treatments;
Participates in and supports research programs;
Participates in nursing committees;
Performs tasks normally delegated to lower ranking nursing department employees, as directed.
Thorough knowledge of professional nursing principles, techniques, and the nursing process; good knowledge of the organization, functions, policies, regulations and procedures of the hospital, clinics or skilled nursing facility as they relate to nursing; good knowledge of medication administration/pharmacology; skill in the use of equipment, instruments and materials used in patient care; good knowledge of electronic medical record system; good interpersonal skills; sound judgment; understanding; patience; tact; resourceful; initiative and dependability; capable of performing the essential functions of the position with or without reasonable accommodation.
Graduation from an accredited school of professional nursing and either:
Possession of Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification from an approved ECMCC provider at time of appointment and maintenance throughout duration of appointment.
Graduates of Schools of Nursing registered by the New York State Education Department may be employed to practice nursing under supervision of a professional nurse currently registered in this state and with the endorsement of the employing agency for ninety (90) days immediately following graduation from a program in nursing and pending receipt of a limited permit for which an application has been filed. (New York State Education
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