Registered Nurse (RN) - Ambulatory Care Unit (ACU)

Hannibal Regional Hospital; Hannibal (MO); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Part time

Job summary

Hannibal Regional Hospital in Hannibal, MO seeks a Registered Nurse (RN) for the Ambulatory Care Unit. This PRN, days position offers varied shifts and involves coordinating and delivering patient care using the nursing process.

Requirements include graduation from an approved nursing program, MO RN licensure or eligibility, BLS, and ACLS within 6 months. CHE infusions may require certification within 6 months.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an approved school of nursing.
• Current licensure as registered nurse in Missouri or registry eligible (Graduate nurse must obtain licensure within 3 months of graduation).
• Maintains basic life support validation.
• ACLS required or obtained within six (6) months.
• Depending on department demand for chemotherapy infusions, certification may be required within 6 months.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates and performs effective patient care utilizing the nursing process and accepted standards of care.

Skills

Nursing care

ACLS cert

Patient care

Nursing process

BLS

Communication

Education

RN license MO

ACLS certification

BLS certification

Nursing degree (BSN/ASN)

Job description

Registered Nurse (RN) - Ambulatory Care Unit (ACU)

Hannibal Regional Hospital

Hannibal , MO

Ambulatory Care Unit

Nursing/Nursing Support

PRN , Days , Mon- Fri - Variable Shifts

Coordinates and performs effective patient care utilizing the nursing process and accepted standards of care.

SPECIFICATIONS (Education, Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, Licensure, Certification, Registration):

• Graduate of an approved school of nursing
• Current licensure as registered nurse in Missouri or registry eligible (Graduate nurse must obtain licensure within 3 months of graduation)
• Maintains basic life support validation
• Successful implementation of nursing knowledge/process
• Demonstrates skill in area of specialty
• ACLS required or obtained within six (6) months
• Depending on department demand for chemotherapy infusions, certification may be required to be obtained within 6 months