Registered Nurse I - Cardiac ICU

Saint Francis Health System
United States
Full Time
On Site
Junior
0+
Professional Certificate
Healthcare Healthcare Life Sciences

Posted 4 days ago

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Job summary

The Registered Nurse I assesses, plans, implements and evaluates nursing care for cardiac ICU patients. The role involves patient assessment, documentation, collaboration with healthcare team, and supporting discharge processes, requiring nursing licensure and up to 6 months of experience.

Responsibilities

The Registered Nurse assesses, plans, implements, and evaluates nursing care for patients in the Cardiac ICU. They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to facilitate patient discharge and ensure high-quality care through clinical documentation and patient education.

Qualifications

clinical assessment communication skills cultural competence documentation interpersonal skills medical terminology nursing organization patient care prioritization

Candidates must hold a valid multi-state or Oklahoma Registered Nurse license and have completed an approved nursing curriculum. While 0-6 months of experience is listed, the posting specifies that experienced RNs are preferred over new graduates.

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Company

Saint Francis Health System

Saint Francis Health System

Hospitals and Health Care
Location
United States

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