ICU Registered Nurse — Critical Care (12-Hour Shifts)

Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital; Pasadena (CA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital is seeking a Clinical Staff Nurse (RN) for our 12-hour, unit-based role in Pasadena, CA. You will manage patient care using the Watson Model, conduct focused assessments, and coordinate with a multidisciplinary team to deliver high quality outcomes.

Responsibilities include documenting care, SBAR hand-offs, discharge planning support, and maintaining safety and regulatory compliance. Spanish bilingual skills are preferred to serve diverse patients.

Qualifications

• Associates Degree in Nursing or higher required; BSN preferred.
• Minimum 1 year of clinical nursing experience in Critical Care.
• Current California Nursing license; BLS/ACLS as specified.
• Bilingual Spanish preferred.
• Experience with EMR and critical care monitoring.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality, patient/family centered care using the Watson Model.
• Prioritize and coordinate patient care; perform nursing assessments.
• Document care via IPOC and communicate changes with physicians using SBAR.
• Participate in discharge planning and care coordination.
• Maintain safe environment and comply with regulatory standards.

Skills

Bilingual Spanish

SBAR communication

EMR familiarity

Team collaboration

Education

California Nursing License

Associate Degree in Nursing

BLS Certification

ACLS Certification

Tools

EMR system

Critical care monitoring equipment

Job description

Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital is seeking a Clinical Staff Nurse (RN) for our 12-hour, unit-based role in Pasadena, CA. You will manage patient care using the Watson Model, conduct focused assessments, and coordinate with a multidisciplinary team to deliver high quality outcomes.

Responsibilities include documenting care, SBAR hand-offs, discharge planning support, and maintaining safety and regulatory compliance. Spanish bilingual skills are preferred to serve diverse patients.