Night-Shift RN — Intermediate Care

Roper St. Francis Healthcare; Town of Charleston (NY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

403(b) with employer contributions

Medical/dental/vision coverage

Paid time off

Tuition assistance

Professional development

Job summary

Roper St. Francis Healthcare is seeking a Night Shift Registered Nurse to deliver patient care using the nursing process, including data collection, assessment, planning, and teaching.

You will work with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care and ensure safe, effective treatment outcomes. Responsibilities include initial and ongoing patient assessments, creating care plans, administering medications safely, and acting as a patient safety advocate while contributing to quality improvement

Qualifications

• Active nursing license in State of Practice
• Diploma or Associate degree in nursing required
• BSN preferred for advancement

Responsibilities

• Conduct initial and ongoing patient assessment and plan of care
• Administer medications safely per policy
• Coordinate care across hospital departments
• Provide patient teaching and advocate for patient safety
• Participate in quality improvement initiatives

Skills

Nursing practice

Nursing judgment

Nursing process

Care coordination

Quality improvement

Patient advocacy

Interprofessional collaboration

Clinical technologies

Compassionate care

Accountability

Resource stewardship

Conflict management

Delegation

Education

Associate Degree in Nursing

Diploma in Nursing

BSN preferred

Active RN license in practice state

Tools

Electronic Health Records

Job description

Roper St. Francis Healthcare is seeking a Night Shift Registered Nurse to deliver patient care using the nursing process, including data collection, assessment, planning, and teaching.

You will work with an interdisciplinary team to coordinate care and ensure safe, effective treatment outcomes. Responsibilities include initial and ongoing patient assessments, creating care plans, administering medications safely, and acting as a patient safety advocate while contributing to quality improvement