ICU RN - Night Shift (Part-Time)

Baptist Health Care; Pensacola (FL); On-site; USD 68,000 - 97,000; Part time

Job summary

Baptist Health Care in Pensacola, FL seeks an experienced Registered Nurse for the ICU on a part-time basis with night shifts. The role requires critical care expertise, FL RN licensure, and current BLS, ACLS, and NIH Stroke Scale certifications.

You will collaborate with a dedicated team to deliver high-quality patient care. The RN will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care for critically ill patients, document thoroughly, and participate in ongoing education and disaster readiness.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Nursing preferred.
• RN license in Florida or compact required upon hire.
• BLS certification required upon hire.
• ACLS certification required upon hire.
• NIH Stroke Scale certification required upon hire.

Responsibilities

• Assess and diagnose patient and family needs for quality ICU care.
• Develop and communicate realistic care plans for each patient.
• Implement medical and nursing interventions per plan.
• Reassess care outcomes to ensure quality and safety.
• Maintain accurate nursing documentation for care coordination.
• Perform duties per ICU scope of service and patient needs.
• Maintain current knowledge, certifications, and licensure.
• Support departmental operations and respond to severe weather or disasters as needed.

Skills

Nursing assessment

Care planning

Documentation

Critical care teamwork

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nursing

RN License - FL or compact

BLS for Healthcare Providers

ACLS Certification

NIH Stroke Scale certification

Job description

Baptist Health Care in Pensacola, FL seeks an experienced Registered Nurse for the ICU on a part-time basis with night shifts. The role requires critical care expertise, FL RN licensure, and current BLS, ACLS, and NIH Stroke Scale certifications.

You will collaborate with a dedicated team to deliver high-quality patient care. The RN will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care for critically ill patients, document thoroughly, and participate in ongoing education and disaster readiness.