Night Shift RN — 12-Hour Correctional Health, Sign-On Bonus

Southern Health Partners; Echola (AL); Presencial; USD 65.000 - 78.000; Jornada completa

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Sign On & Retention Bonus Available

Descripción de la vacante

Southern Health Partners is seeking a compassionate and dependable RN to join our healthcare team at the Tuscaloosa County Jail in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. This full-time night shift position offers 12-hour rotations from 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM with a rotating schedule, and a sign-on and retention bonus.

You will provide comprehensive nursing care, perform assessments, administer medications, respond to emergencies, and maintain accurate records while collaborating with physicians and correctional staff

Formación

• Active RN nursing skills.
• Experience in correctional or jail healthcare is a plus.

Responsabilidades

• Provide comprehensive nursing care to patients in a correctional healthcare setting.
• Perform nursing assessments and monitor patient conditions.
• Administer medications and treatments as ordered.
• Respond to medical emergencies and changes in patient condition.
• Communicate with physicians and other healthcare professionals regarding patient care.
• Maintain accurate and timely medical records.
• Provide patient education and promote continuity of care.
• Work collaboratively with the healthcare and correctional teams.
• Maintain professionalism and patient confidentiality at all times.

Conocimientos

Nursing assessments

Medication administration

Emergency response

Patient education

Educación

RN license (Alabama)

Descripción del empleo

Southern Health Partners is seeking a compassionate and dependable RN to join our healthcare team at the Tuscaloosa County Jail in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. This full-time night shift position offers 12-hour rotations from 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM with a rotating schedule, and a sign-on and retention bonus.

You will provide comprehensive nursing care, perform assessments, administer medications, respond to emergencies, and maintain accurate records while collaborating with physicians and correctional staff