Seasonal Emergency RN — Mid Shift (13–26 wks)

Northwest Healthcare; Sahuarita (AZ); Vor Ort; USD 52.000 - 58.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Northwest Medical Center Sahuarita is seeking a Registered Nurse for a seasonal Emergency Department role (13- or 26-week assignments) in Sahuarita, AZ. This MID SHIFT position requires 1+ year of ED experience and full-time hours (3 12s/week).

The RN delivers patient-centered care using nursing process and physician orders, collaborating with the care team to ensure safe, quality outcomes. Responsibilities include patient assessments, medication administration, and education for patients and

Qualifikationen

• 2+ years of experience in a clinical nursing role in an emergency care setting required.
• RN - Registered Nurse - State Licensure required; ACLS/PALS preferred.
• Strong knowledge of nursing process, patient assessment, and evidence-based practice.

Aufgaben

• Coordinate and deliver high-quality, patient-centered care according to the nursing process.
• Perform thorough patient assessments and document findings; report changes promptly.
• Administer prescribed medications and monitor for side effects.
• Collaborate with physicians and the healthcare team to develop care plans.
• Respond to emergencies and participate in CPR/code team activities.
• Document care thoroughly and maintain patient safety protocols.

Kenntnisse

Nursing assessment

Medication administration

Team collaboration

Infection control

Patient-centered care

Ausbildung

RN license (State Licensure)

Jobbeschreibung

Northwest Medical Center Sahuarita is seeking a Registered Nurse for a seasonal Emergency Department role (13- or 26-week assignments) in Sahuarita, AZ. This MID SHIFT position requires 1+ year of ED experience and full-time hours (3 12s/week).

The RN delivers patient-centered care using nursing process and physician orders, collaborating with the care team to ensure safe, quality outcomes. Responsibilities include patient assessments, medication administration, and education for patients and