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McDonough District Hospital is seeking an Emergency Department Registered Nurse to provide expert nursing care, perform assessments, plans, and evaluations for ED patients. The role includes supervising care, coordinating treatments, and executing physician-ordered procedures within a fast-paced ED.
The ideal candidate holds an Illinois RN license with CPR, ACLS, and PALS certifications, plus CPI. The ED RN will maintain infection control practices and contribute to department-wide quality
Expected pay for this position is $34.00-$54.40. Actual pay will be determined by experience, skills and internal equity.
457B and employer match for FT employees
Company paid STD and LTD
Is an expert in the provision of professional nursing care at McDonough District Hospital. The Emergency Department RN is responsible for assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating the professional nursing care of the patient populations served within the Emergency Department. Provides, arranges, teaches and supervises nursing care within the department. Performs and carries out treatment, diagnostic and preventative procedures as ordered by the patient's physician. Performs other assignments as required.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE: Currently licensed RN in the state of Illinois by the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation. Required to have current CPR (or ability to obtain within 90 days of hire date), ACLS and PALS certification. If employee is a new hire and previously had ACLS or PALS, it will be required to have current certification within 90 days of hire date to be able to continue to work. If new hire has not had ACLS or PALS previously, it will be required to have current certification within 180 days from hire date to be able to continue to work. CPI certification required.
JOB KNOWLEDGE: Comprehensive knowledge of current professional nursing practice and knowledge of the professional nurse as team leader required in this role. Knowledgeable regarding nursing standards of care, practices, and the use of policies, procedures and protocols in coordinating care. Knowledge of current infection control practices, including the use of PPE's, universal precautions, and MSDS requirements. Knowledge of emergency preparedness procedures. (Knowledge of specialty-specific patient populations will be considered when assessing job knowledge required from the employee.)