Night Shift Med/Surg RN – 3x12s, Lead Patient Care

Brown University Health; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 48,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

Brown University Health in Providence, RI is seeking a Registered Nurse for night shift to provide direct patient care, supervise care delivery, and collaborate with the care team to optimize patient outcomes.

Role requires Rhode Island RN licensure, with a Baccalaureate in Nursing preferred. Strong clinical skills and commitment to policy adherence are essential for ongoing credentialing and professional development.

Qualifications

• Active RN license in Rhode Island or in accordance with nurse licensure compacts.
• Baccalaureate in Nursing preferred.
• Knowledge and skills to provide care to patients across the lifespan with aging considerations and cultural patterns.

Responsibilities

• Provides direct patient care.
• Leads by delegating, supervising and participating in safe nursing care activities.
• Evaluates effectiveness of patient care and identifies opportunities for improvement.
• Collaborates with the healthcare team, patient, family and community services regarding care outcomes and discharge planning.
• Assesses teaching needs of patient and family and provides appropriate teaching.
• Participates in unit-based quality improvement and research activities.
• Uses resources to provide high-quality, cost-effective patient care.
• Meets credentialing standards and completes required safety education and life-support training.
• Serves as a role model/preceptor to new graduates and less experienced staff.
• Assumes charge nurse responsibilities as delegated.

Education

Rhode Island RN license

Baccalaureate in Nursing preferred

Job description

Brown University Health in Providence, RI is seeking a Registered Nurse for night shift to provide direct patient care, supervise care delivery, and collaborate with the care team to optimize patient outcomes.

Role requires Rhode Island RN licensure, with a Baccalaureate in Nursing preferred. Strong clinical skills and commitment to policy adherence are essential for ongoing credentialing and professional development.