Registered Nurse Float Pool - Per Diem

Site: Newton-Wellesley Hospital

 

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Job Summary

Summary<br>The registered nurse renders highly professional and technical nursing care to assigned patients. The registered nurse provides direct and indirect patient care using the nursing process (assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation). Oversees other assigned team members and collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to provide population specific care in accordance with the BORN regulations and professional standards of care.
The STAT Registered Nurse supports the care of unstable and critically ill patients throughout the Hospital when census and/or acuity dictate.
The Device Clinic RN performs a variety of patient care and technical duties in our outpatient Device Clinic, including interrogation and programming; trans-telephonic pace-maker follow-up; and follow-up of patients participating in research studies and clinical trials in cardiac pacing.

Med/Surg: 1 year Med/Surg experience is required, unless otherwise noted in job posting. Telemetry experience is preferred as telemetry training is required within the first year of employment.
<br><br>Does this position require Patient Care?<br>Yes<br><br>Essential Functions<br>-CAREfirst: <br>
-Adheres to the general hospital standards to promote a cooperative work environment by utilizing communication skills, interpersonal relationships, and team building. <br>
-Follows departmental policies and procedures. <br>
-Contributes to the overall quality of services. <br>
-Assumes responsibility for keeping informed about changes. <br>
-Makes independent decisions within the scope of nursing practice. <br>
-Uses the nursing process and evidence based practice to ensure quality patient care is provided throughout the episode of care. <br>
-Assesses the patient’s physical, psychological, spiritual, cultural, and social needs. <br>
-Provides competent and compassionate care specific to the unique needs of the individual patients and populations served. <br>
-Individualizes care in consideration of the patient’s age, developmental, or physical abilities (including obesity); spiritual, religious or cultural practices; economic status; literacy skills; communication skills; cognitive abilities; and gender or sexual orientation. <br>
-Updates knowledge and skill of populations served to meet patient care needs. <br>
-Applies knowledge of illness, injury, and disease in the assessment process and recognizing those symptoms that need immediate intervention. <br>
-Individualizes a plan of care based on assessments and in collaboration with the patient/family/ significant other, as well as, appropriate resources and multidisciplinary team members. <br>
-Engages patient/family/significant others as partners in caring. <br>
-Updates plan of care and nursing documentation based on continuing assessments. <br>
-Implements clinical and technical aspects of care and physicians’ orders in compliance with standards of practice and standards of care. <br>
-Evaluates the patient/family/significant other’s responses to established goals and interventions and revises the plan of care based upon this evaluation. <br>
-Demonstrates the ability to set priorities when planning and implementing patient care. <br>
-Coordinates and collaborates with appropriate resources and multidisciplinary team members to facilitate a comprehensive discharge plan. <br>
-Recognizes change in patient’s physical and mental status and informs physician and /or another health care professional. <br>
-Collaborates with Case Managers to anticipate discharge needs and address barriers. <br>
-Identifies person primarily responsible for care at home and includes them in patient teaching and discharge planning. <br>
-Creates and maintains a safe and therapeutic environment for patients, self, and co-workers. <br>
-Uses two patient identifiers to match the correct patient with the correct care, treatment, or services. <br>
-Demonstrates through practice principles of infection control and universal precautions, adherence to OSHA standards, Hazardous