Step-Down/Intermediate Care RN — Nurse Leader & Educator

University of California; Santa Monica (CA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 157,000; Full time

Job summary

UCLA Health in Santa Monica is seeking a skilled registered nurse to provide specialized care for 5MN Intermediate patients. You will supervise interventions, guide team members, and coordinate educational activities for patients and families.

The role requires a California RN license, BSN/MSN, BLS, and at least 2 years in step-down or intermediate care, with PCCN/ACLS preferred. Collaboration with an interdisciplinary team is essential to deliver comprehensive care plans.

Qualifications

• Active California RN license required.
• BSN or MSN required.
• BLS certification required.
• Minimum 2 years Step-down/Intermediate/Progressive Care RN experience required.
• PCCN and ACLS preferred.
• Ability to implement nursing interventions consistently.
• Ability to perform historical, physical and behavioral patient assessments.
• Ability to develop, implement, and evaluate patient care plans with patient, family, and staff.
• Official transcripts/original diploma required at hire.

Responsibilities

• Provide exceptional nursing care for 5MN Intermediate patients.
• Supervise nursing interventions and assign related tasks.
• Assess patient, family and staff learning needs; deliver clinical education and promote effective working relationships.

Skills

CA RN license

BSN/MSN

BLS certified

Step-down experience

PCCN preferred

ACLS preferred

Nursing interventions

Patient assessments

Care plan development

Transcript on hire

Education

RN degree (BSN/MSN)

Job description

UCLA Health in Santa Monica is seeking a skilled registered nurse to provide specialized care for 5MN Intermediate patients. You will supervise interventions, guide team members, and coordinate educational activities for patients and families.

The role requires a California RN license, BSN/MSN, BLS, and at least 2 years in step-down or intermediate care, with PCCN/ACLS preferred. Collaboration with an interdisciplinary team is essential to deliver comprehensive care plans.