MSICU Registered Nurse — Critical Care & Growth

SGMC Health; Valdosta (GA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 98,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Low healthcare insurance premiums

401(k) with employer match

Paid Time Off (PTO)

Employee discounts

Life insurance

Job summary

SGMC Health seeks a full-time RN for the MED/SURG INTENSIVE CARE unit on the Main Campus. The role covers patient assessment, care planning, and collaboration with physicians and teams. Weekend day shifts from 0645 to 1915 are included.

Candidates should have a Georgia RN license, CPR certification, and ideally one year of related experience. Excellent communication and teamwork are essential to deliver high-quality care.

Qualifications

• Current RN license in Georgia; CPR required.
• One year experience in related specialty preferred.
• Ability to work well individually and as a team leader or member.
• Ability to assess and adapt to new situations, think critically, manage priorities and utilize problem-solving techniques.
• Strong clinical nursing skills in assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation.
• Ability to communicate clearly with diverse patient populations.

Responsibilities

• Provides patient care through assessment and implementation of the nursing process for all age groups on the unit.
• Performs and assists with procedures.
• Documents care provided.
• Coordinates patient’s plan of care with physicians and other disciplines.
• Maintains adherence to SGMC Health's mission, vision, values, and policies.

Skills

Critical thinking

Communication

Teamwork

Clinical assessment

Medical terminology

Education

Current Georgia RN license

CPR certification

Job description

SGMC Health seeks a full-time RN for the MED/SURG INTENSIVE CARE unit on the Main Campus. The role covers patient assessment, care planning, and collaboration with physicians and teams. Weekend day shifts from 0645 to 1915 are included.

Candidates should have a Georgia RN license, CPR certification, and ideally one year of related experience. Excellent communication and teamwork are essential to deliver high-quality care.