FSH Nurse PACU Inpatient Full Time

Fresno Surgical Hospital is an extraordinary hospital created entirely to deliver excellence and quality in surgical care to each patient. Our unique facility and staff provide a hospitality- inspired, healing environment unlike anything experience in a traditional hospital. Our commitment to innovation, shared values and excellence can be reflected in exceptional satisfaction scores from patients, physicians and staff.

This position is accountable for providing direct care to the patient immediately postoperatively until the patient is discharged from the Post Anesthesia Care Unit. Participates in performance improvement activities. Communicates with surgeon and anesthesiologist continuously, and as needed, about patient conditions; receive direction for patient management. Intercedes to maintain optimum homeostasis.

Benefits:

• Competitive Hourly Rates
• Comprehensive Benefit Package-Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, Voluntary Life, Flexible Spending Accounts and 401 K. 
• Tuition Reimbursement/Certification Reimbursement Program

Salary range: $46.00 - $66.00 (Depending on Experience)

Hours: 12 hour shifts

Required Skills:

Minimum Education and Work Experience

• Completion of an accredited registered nursing program.
• One year of acute care experience preferred.

Required Skills:

·         Ability to maintain collaborative working relationships to ensure a positive and productive work environment.

·         Ability to plan and prioritize work with frequent interruptions.

·         Ability to provide exceptional customer service.

·         Effective verbal and written communication skills.

·         Knowledge and proficiency of hospital information technology applications.

Required Licenses/Certifications

• Current California Registered Nursing License
• ACLS and BLS Certificate required

Essential Functions

• Provides comprehensive electronic and/or paper documentation for any procedures, assessments, vital signs, changes in patient condition or information regarding the patient’s total care needs from admission to dis