Night Shift Charge Nurse - Rehab Unit Lead

Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation; Winchester (VA); Presencial; USD 50 000 - 72 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital is seeking a Night Shift RN to provide direct patient care and supervise nursing units. The role emphasizes clinical leadership, adherence to regulatory standards, and interdepartmental coordination.

The ideal candidate holds a BSN, an active RN license, and is prepared to pursue CRRN certification within three years. Experience in rehabilitation and a patient-centered approach are valued in a supportive, values-based culture.

Qualificações

• RN license to practice in Virginia or eligible for compact license
• BSN required, CRRN preferred within 3 years of Rehab Charge RN role
• HCP certification per American Heart Association guidelines
• Minimum 2.5 years of general nursing experience
• CRRN certification required within three years in Rehab Charge RN role

Responsabilidades

• Provide direct patient care within the license scope and regulatory requirements
• Coordinate unit operations and ensure regulatory compliance
• Assign shifts and manage staffing using the Resource Management Plan
• Serve as a clinical resource and promote evidence-based practice
• Act as liaison between physicians and hospital departments to ensure smooth unit operations
• Support patient satisfaction initiatives and participate in performance improvement

Conhecimentos

RN License

BSN

HCP (AHA)

CRRN (within 3 years)

VA Nursing Experience

Formação académica

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

Certified Rehabilitation RN (CRRN) preferred

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital is seeking a Night Shift RN to provide direct patient care and supervise nursing units. The role emphasizes clinical leadership, adherence to regulatory standards, and interdepartmental coordination.

The ideal candidate holds a BSN, an active RN license, and is prepared to pursue CRRN certification within three years. Experience in rehabilitation and a patient-centered approach are valued in a supportive, values-based culture.