ICU Night Shift RN — Impactful Critical Care

Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc.; Cambridge, Northern (MA, KY); Hybrid; USD 62,000 - 159,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous paid time off

Comprehensive benefits starting day 1

Tuition reimbursement and continuing教育

Job summary

Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc. seeks a Registered Nurse for the ICU at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, MA. The role is full time (32 hours/week) with night shifts, and weekend/holiday rotation.

You will deliver high-quality, patient-centered care as part of a collaborative Care Team and play a key role in coordinating care throughout the hospital stay. The Mount Auburn ICU has expanded to 20 beds, offering exposure to a range of critical care needs from cardiothoracic recovery to respiratory

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited Nursing Program required.
• Massachusetts Registered Nurse license required.
• ACLS and BLS certifications commonly required for ICU units.

Responsibilities

• Care Team Collaboration: work with the team to deliver safe, evidence-based nursing care and document outcomes.
• Direct Patient Care: administer medications and provide bedside care per policy and standards.
• Patient & Family Education: educate patients and families about care plans and discharge resources.
• Care Coordination & LOS Management: plan care with discharge in mind and coordinate tests and consultations.

Skills

Nursing

ICU care

Patient care

Care coordination

Team collaboration

Education

RN license (MA)

Bachelor’s degree in Nursing (preferred)

Tools

ACLS

BLS

Job description

Beth Israel Lahey Health, Inc. seeks a Registered Nurse for the ICU at Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge, MA. The role is full time (32 hours/week) with night shifts, and weekend/holiday rotation.

You will deliver high-quality, patient-centered care as part of a collaborative Care Team and play a key role in coordinating care throughout the hospital stay. The Mount Auburn ICU has expanded to 20 beds, offering exposure to a range of critical care needs from cardiothoracic recovery to respiratory