Pre-Op & PACU Nurse — Perioperative Care Specialist

Surgery Partners, Inc.; Salt Lake City (UT); Presencial; USD 70.000 - 90.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Health Savings Account

Employer-Paid Life Insurance

Paid Time Off (PTO)

401(k) Retirement Plan

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Descripción de la vacante

Surgery Partners is seeking an RN Pre-Op & PACU to support peri-anesthesia care and patient safety across the continuum of care. The role involves preparing patients for invasive procedures, conducting health assessments, and developing individualized plans of care, then monitoring patients post-anesthesia to ensure safe discharge.

You will collaborate with physicians and hospital partners to maintain high standards, document all care, and respond to emergencies with clinical judgment while

Formación

• Current BLS certification.
• Current ACLS certification.
• Associate's or Bachelor's Degree in Nursing from an accredited program.

Responsabilidades

• Prepare patients for surgical procedures and provide pre-operative education.
• Assess and monitor patients in the PACU, managing pain and recovery.
• Document care plans and interventions in the medical record.
• Communicate with physicians and team to ensure patient safety and smooth workflow.
• Adhere to CMS, state and facility policies and safety standards.

Conocimientos

Clinical decision making

Calm under pressure

Team collaboration

Educación

Associate's or Bachelor's in Nursing

Herramientas

EMR systems

Healthcare software

Descripción del empleo

Surgery Partners is seeking an RN Pre-Op & PACU to support peri-anesthesia care and patient safety across the continuum of care. The role involves preparing patients for invasive procedures, conducting health assessments, and developing individualized plans of care, then monitoring patients post-anesthesia to ensure safe discharge.

You will collaborate with physicians and hospital partners to maintain high standards, document all care, and respond to emergencies with clinical judgment while