RN - Co-Occurring Disorders Unit (CDU) | Mixed Shifts

UMass Memorial Health; Webster (MA); Sur place; USD 50 000 - 90 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

UMass Memorial Health in Massachusetts is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse to join the Co Occurring Disorders Unit, delivering direct patient care using the nursing process from admission to discharge. The role requires current MA licensure and an accredited nursing program and involves a mixed shift schedule.

Responsibilities include assessment, care planning, discharge planning, supervising care, and documentation, with emphasis on compassionate teamwork and adherence to standards of

Qualifications

• Current Massachusetts licensure and registration.
• Completion of an accredited school of nursing program.
• BLS is a requirement for every RN unless ACLS certification is current.

Responsabilités

• Utilizes the Nursing Process for the delivery and management of patient’s care from Admission to Discharge, appropriate to the developmental age of the patient population.
• Performs patient assessment/reassessment according to standard procedure.
• Develops and coordinates individual plan of care including discharge planning.
• Directs, supervises, coordinates and evaluate nursing care within assigned clinical setting.
• Delegates appropriately to others in accordance with job description and competency level.
• Documents patient care according to standard procedure.

Connaissances

Nursing knowledge

Formation

Massachusetts RN licensure

Accredited nursing program

Description du poste

UMass Memorial Health in Massachusetts is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse to join the Co Occurring Disorders Unit, delivering direct patient care using the nursing process from admission to discharge. The role requires current MA licensure and an accredited nursing program and involves a mixed shift schedule.

Responsibilities include assessment, care planning, discharge planning, supervising care, and documentation, with emphasis on compassionate teamwork and adherence to standards of