Pulmonary Stepdown RN (PRN) – Cardiac Care Leader

Mission Hospital; Hickory (NC); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Part time

Job summary

Mission Hospital is seeking a Pulmonary Stepdown Registered Nurse PRN to join a comprehensive care team in western North Carolina. The role emphasizes coordination of care for pre-operative and post-operative patients, with a focus on advocacy and delivering an exceptional patient experience.

Responsibilities include assessing patient status on admission and each shift, executing orders, documenting care, administering medications, monitoring responses, and maintaining knowledge of relevant

Qualifications

• Advanced Cardiac Life Spt must be obtained within 30 days of employment start date
• Basic Cardiac Life Support must be obtained within 30 days of employment start date (RN)
• Registered NurseBachelors Degree, or Work Experience in lieu of Degree, or Associate Degree

Responsibilities

• Assess patient condition during admission and during each shift, identifying and reporting any changes in patient status.
• Perform procedures or other functions as ordered by the medical provider.
• Document the administration of care in the patient medical record in a timely and thorough manner.
• Perform the administration of prescribed medications and monitors response.
• Maintain a knowledge of medications, procedures, and equipment used in the care of cardiac and medical-surgical patients.

Skills

Advanced Cardiac Life Spt

Basic Cardiac Life Support

Education

Registered NurseBachelors Degree, or Work Experience in lieu of Degree, or Associate Degree

Job description

Mission Hospital is seeking a Pulmonary Stepdown Registered Nurse PRN to join a comprehensive care team in western North Carolina. The role emphasizes coordination of care for pre-operative and post-operative patients, with a focus on advocacy and delivering an exceptional patient experience.

Responsibilities include assessing patient status on admission and each shift, executing orders, documenting care, administering medications, monitoring responses, and maintaining knowledge of relevant