Orthopedic RN Navigator — Career Ladder & Benefits

CARIN Alliance; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Career ladder with pay raises

Health insurance

Retirement plans

Tuition assistance

Paid time off

Job summary

CARIN Alliance seeks a registered nurse to provide direct patient care in an orthopedic surgery setting. You will assess, diagnose, plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care while educating patients and families about illness management and safety protocols.

You will develop individualized care plans, collaborate with an interprofessional team, and address physical, psychosocial, cultural, and spiritual needs. A focus on safety-sensitive practice remains essential.

Qualifications

• Education: Nursing Diploma or Associate's degree required; Bachelor's preferred.
• Licenses: Active RN license.
• Experience: No experience required; 2+ years preferred for advanced roles.
• Skills: Critical thinking, communication, teamwork, patient education, adaptability.

Responsibilities

• Promote patient-centered care and educate patients/families on post-treatment needs.
• Participate in safety, quality, and professional development activities.
• Develop and communicate comprehensive care plans in collaboration with team and patients.
• Assess patient needs holistically, considering individual preferences and barriers.
• Maintain compliance with standards of nursing care and safety protocols.

Skills

Critical thinking

Communication

Teamwork

Patient education

Adaptability

Education

Nursing Diploma or Associate's degree

Job description

CARIN Alliance seeks a registered nurse to provide direct patient care in an orthopedic surgery setting. You will assess, diagnose, plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care while educating patients and families about illness management and safety protocols.

You will develop individualized care plans, collaborate with an interprofessional team, and address physical, psychosocial, cultural, and spiritual needs. A focus on safety-sensitive practice remains essential.