Part-Time Ambulatory Surgery Nurse — No Weekends, No On-Call

Alliance Spine and Pain Centers; Canton (GA); On-site; USD 34,000 - 48,000; Part time

Job summary

Alliance Spine and Pain Centers in Georgia is seeking a part-time Registered Nurse to join an ambulatory surgery center team. Tasks include pre-op assessments and education, IV starts, and medication counting. No weekends or on-call.

Responsibilities span Pre-Op Nurse, OR Circulator, and PACU, with duties like circulating during procedures, room prep, time-outs, operative documentation, and discharge education. HIPAA and daily charting are essential.

Qualifications

• Must have six months of recent nursing experience.
• Graduate of an Accredited Nursing Program.
• Current Georgia nursing license, BLS, ACLS, and completion of all mandatory training are required.
• Ability to effectively use the equipment, instruments, and supplies necessary to perform assigned responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Pre-Op Nurse: Prepare charts, review history, assess and educate patients, assist with IV starts and narcotic documentation.
• OR Circulator: Circulate with physician and tech, prepare OR, perform time-out, document operative notes, coordinate with scheduling for follow-up.
• PACU: Monitor recovery from sedation, report outliers, provide discharge education and prescriptions, document data.
• General: Ensure patient safety, HIPAA compliance, complete daily documentation, pre-operative phone calls, post-operative follow-ups, assist with other tasks and maintain EMR workflow.

Skills

Nursing

BLS

ACLS

Patient education

HIPAA

Education

Graduate of an Accredited Nursing Program

Job description

Alliance Spine and Pain Centers in Georgia is seeking a part-time Registered Nurse to join an ambulatory surgery center team. Tasks include pre-op assessments and education, IV starts, and medication counting. No weekends or on-call.

Responsibilities span Pre-Op Nurse, OR Circulator, and PACU, with duties like circulating during procedures, room prep, time-outs, operative documentation, and discharge education. HIPAA and daily charting are essential.