Surgical RN First Assist Lead — OR Team Leader

Kaiser Permanente; Oregon; Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 132,000; Full time

Job summary

The Kaiser Permanente RN, First Assist Lead leads a Specialty Service within a hospital or ambulatory surgery center, providing intra-operative support to the surgical team. This role suits experienced nurses who excel in collaboration and technical assistance during procedures.

Based in Clackamas, OR, this full-time position offers a competitive hourly pay range and opportunities to contribute to high-quality patient care alongside a multidisciplinary team.

Qualifications

• RN license in Oregon is required.
• RN First Assistant certification preferred.
• Experience in surgical settings is valued.

Responsibilities

• Perform pre-operative assessment and evaluation as required.
• Collaborate with the surgical team on the plan of care.
• Coordinate and communicate with the circulator regarding equipment and implant needs.
• Plan for upcoming surgical cases in OR specialty.
• Provide knowledge-based technical assistance to the surgeon during operative procedures.
• Apply post-operative splints and/or braces.
• Communicate information to maintain continuity of care.
• Assist in patient transport to the operating room and transfer to the operating room table.
• Participate in briefing/time out and debriefing.
• Provide input to Manager on team members' performance and learning needs.

Skills

Surgical nursing

Team collaboration

Technical assistance

Pre-operative assessment

Post-operative care

Education

RN license in Oregon

RNFA certification (preferred)

Job description

The Kaiser Permanente RN, First Assist Lead leads a Specialty Service within a hospital or ambulatory surgery center, providing intra-operative support to the surgical team. This role suits experienced nurses who excel in collaboration and technical assistance during procedures.

Based in Clackamas, OR, this full-time position offers a competitive hourly pay range and opportunities to contribute to high-quality patient care alongside a multidisciplinary team.