Stroke Program Nurse Coordinator — Day Shift | Benefits Eligible

BJC HealthCare; Belleville (IL); On-site; USD 67,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision

Disability insurance

Retirement plan

Tuition assistance

Learning & development

Flexible Spending Accounts

Paid Time Off

Adoption assistance

Job summary

BJC HealthCare in Belleville, Illinois is seeking a Stroke Program Nurse Coordinator (RN) to coordinate patient care across the continuum, assess needs, and prepare patients and families for procedures in collaboration with the care team.

This full-time, days position offers competitive pay, shift differential, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional certification; qualifications include BSN preferred, BLS/ACLS, RN license, 2–5 years nursing experience, and NIH Stroke

Qualifications

• Nursing Diploma/Associate's - Nursing.
• RN license.
• BSN preferred; NIH Stroke Certification within 90 days of hire.

Responsibilities

• Facilitates patient care by assessing and evaluating patient's physical, psychosocial and emotional needs.
• Coordinates the delivery of safe and appropriate patient care governed by evidence-based clinical practice.
• Monitors care and data to optimize patient outcomes.
• Facilitate the education of patients and families. Acts as a resource to the health care team.
• Ensures actions meet and support the overall goals of the business.

Skills

Coordination

Patient care

Education

Communication

Education

Nursing diploma/associate's

BSN preferred

Job description

BJC HealthCare in Belleville, Illinois is seeking a Stroke Program Nurse Coordinator (RN) to coordinate patient care across the continuum, assess needs, and prepare patients and families for procedures in collaboration with the care team.

This full-time, days position offers competitive pay, shift differential, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional certification; qualifications include BSN preferred, BLS/ACLS, RN license, 2–5 years nursing experience, and NIH Stroke