PRN PACU RN – Ambulatory Surgery Excellence

United Surgical Partners International, Inc; Bristol (TN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 86,000; Part time

Job summary

Bristol Ambulatory Surgery Center, a USPI facility, seeks a PRN PreOp/PACU RN to provide continuous, high-quality nursing care for patients before and after anesthesia. The role involves monitoring patients, assisting with procedures, and ensuring safe recovery and discharge planning.

Qualified candidates hold an RN license, with BLS/ACLS (PALS if required). PACU or critical care experience is preferred, and strong communication and organizational skills are essential for prioritizing patient

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited RN School of Nursing.
• Active RN license in the state.
• BLS and ACLS Required, PALS if required by the center.
• 2 years of experience in PACU or Critical Care preferred.
• Ability to make decisions based on nursing judgment.
• Able to prioritize and organize workload to meet the needs of patients and the unit.
• Strong communication skills, verbal and written.

Responsibilities

• Provide continuity and quality nursing care for PreOp/PACU patients and evaluate their condition.
• Assist physicians in procedure rooms with conscious sedation and sterile techniques as needed.
• Deliver total, comprehensive patient care from preop through recovery and discharge planning.

Skills

Nursing assessment

Patient safety

Communication skills

Decision making

Time management

Education

RN degree (BSN preferred)

Tools

BLS

ACLS

PALS

Job description

Bristol Ambulatory Surgery Center, a USPI facility, seeks a PRN PreOp/PACU RN to provide continuous, high-quality nursing care for patients before and after anesthesia. The role involves monitoring patients, assisting with procedures, and ensuring safe recovery and discharge planning.

Qualified candidates hold an RN license, with BLS/ACLS (PALS if required). PACU or critical care experience is preferred, and strong communication and organizational skills are essential for prioritizing patient