ICU Night-Shift PRN RN - Graduate RN Ready to Lead

LE101 North Mississippi Medical Center, Inc; United States; Sur place; USD 39 000 - 49 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

North Mississippi Health Services is seeking a Graduate Registered Nurse to provide safe, high‑quality patient care using the nursing process and to communicate effectively with the multidisciplinary team. The role requires the ability to respond to rapidly changing patient needs and to participate in ongoing education and regulatory compliance.

The position supports a night shift with a 7 on/7 off schedule and emphasizes leadership, documentation, and patient/family education as key

Qualifications

• Must hold an Associate's Degree in Nursing.
• Demonstrates ability to use nursing processes to provide safe patient care.
• Effective communication with multidisciplinary teams is required.
• Maintains competency with changing nursing practices and completes CE hours.
• Licensure as a Registered Nurse in the state.

Responsabilités

• Use the nursing process to provide safe, quality patient care and document accordingly.
• Communicate effectively with the multidisciplinary team and comply with regulatory requirements.
• Attend daily huddles to support proper assignments and shift operations.
• Engage in patient and family education and act as a resource for staff.
• Orient new employees and support preceptor training as needed.

Connaissances

Nursing process

Effective communication

Interdisciplinary team

Teaching/education

Prioritizes care

Patient care

Formation

Associate's Degree in Nursing

Description du poste

North Mississippi Health Services is seeking a Graduate Registered Nurse to provide safe, high‑quality patient care using the nursing process and to communicate effectively with the multidisciplinary team. The role requires the ability to respond to rapidly changing patient needs and to participate in ongoing education and regulatory compliance.

The position supports a night shift with a 7 on/7 off schedule and emphasizes leadership, documentation, and patient/family education as key