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An established industry player is seeking dedicated Registered Nurses to provide high-quality care in procedural outpatient radiation therapy. This role offers a unique opportunity to work in a supportive environment that values patient-first care and relentless excellence. As a nurse, you'll manage patient care, collaborate with physicians, and contribute to a culture of teamwork and integrity. With a focus on professional development and mentorship, this position is perfect for those looking to advance their nursing career while making a significant impact on patient outcomes. Join a team that prioritizes learning and inclusion, and be part of a rewarding journey in healthcare.
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RN (Level 1-3) - Registered Nurse - Procedural Outpatient Radiation Therapy
Radiation Therapy
General Description: An OU Health Registered Nurse (RN) I works under general supervision, providing high-quality care to patients with varying health issues. They embody the OU Health Way, demonstrating core values such as Patients First, Relentless Excellence, Integrity, Inclusion, Learning, and Teamwork.
RN I is a novice to advanced beginner, relying on rules and beginning to formulate principles based on experience.
RN II works under general supervision, providing nursing care for a wide range of patients, modeling standards, and upholding ethics. They are competent, efficient, and team-focused, with skills in complex problem-solving.
RN III is a proficient, emerging leader with an intuitive grasp of complex variables, focusing on patient outcomes, evidence-based practice, and innovation. They work efficiently, mentor others, and influence team dynamics.
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