Student Nurse Intern: Hands-On Patient Care & Learning

Olathe Health; Olathe (KS); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

Olathe Health in Kansas is seeking a Student Nurse Intern to gain hands-on clinical experience while enrolled in an accredited nursing program. Under RN supervision, you will provide direct and indirect care and learn the nursing process in real-world settings.

This role supports pediatric, medical-surgical or other units, with emphasis on safety, patient education, and teamwork. You will participate in rounds, charting in the EMR, and ongoing professional development.

Qualifications

• Enrollment in an accredited nursing program and completion of a Fundamentals of Nursing or Med/Surg course.
• CPR/AED/BLS certification required or within 14 days.

Responsibilities

• Deliver safe, compassionate, high-quality care to an assigned group of patients, under the direct supervision of an RN.
• Utilize the nursing process to collaborate within the healthcare team, implementing and documenting plans of care.
• Assist with tests and procedures.
• Perform patient rounds and answer call lights promptly, reporting changes to the RN preceptor.
• Maintain a safe, therapeutic environment for patients and families.
• Accurately enter/secure data in the electronic medical record.
• Demonstrate time management and prioritization to support learning.
• Engage in educational programs and professional development.
• Identify and report safety concerns or medical errors.

Education

High School Diploma

Enrolled in accredited nursing program

Fundamentals of Nursing or Med/Surg course

Job description

Olathe Health in Kansas is seeking a Student Nurse Intern to gain hands-on clinical experience while enrolled in an accredited nursing program. Under RN supervision, you will provide direct and indirect care and learn the nursing process in real-world settings.

This role supports pediatric, medical-surgical or other units, with emphasis on safety, patient education, and teamwork. You will participate in rounds, charting in the EMR, and ongoing professional development.