Registered Nurse Med Surg/Tele - Per Diem (IRP/Flex Staff)

• Professional Growth and Experience:

Arnot Health pool nurses can gain experience in multiple specialties, enhancing their clinical competence and expanding career options.

• Flexibility and Work-Life Balance: Our Float pool nursing offers personalized schedules, allowing nurses the ability to achieve a better work-life balance.

• Growth and Variety: Arnot Health nurses choosing to work in different units learn from different patients, treatments, and healthcare settings, which helps them grow professionally.

• Higher Earning Potential: Our float pool nurses can earn higher salaries. This is due to their flexible schedules and the high demand for their specialized skills.

The RN is a professional caregiver who assumes responsibility and accountability for a group of patients for a designated timeframe and provides care to these patients via therapeutic use of self, the nursing process, the environment/instrumentation, and other health care team members. The RN is expected to perform their duties according to established standards of care and the core values established by the Division of Nursing. Reports to assigned Unit Director.

• Conduct comprehensive patient assessments and collect ongoing physiological, psychological, and cognitive data to develop individualized nursing diagnoses and care plans.

• Develop, implement, and continuously evaluate patient-centered plans of care based on identified needs, expected outcomes, and clinical priorities.

• Deliver skilled, safe, and compassionate nursing care while ensuring continuity of care and adherence to established standards and protocols.

• Educate patients and their families regarding treatment plans, health conditions, and self-care needs to support positive health outcomes.

• Maintain accurate, timely, and concise patient documentation in compliance with organizational, legal, and regulatory requirements.

• Respond effectively to emergency situations by following established procedures, coordinating care, communicating with appropriate personnel, and documenting events.

• Collaborate with interdisciplinary healthcare teams, patients, and families to coordinate care, promote quality outcomes, and ensure effective communication.

• Demonstrate professional accountability by adhering to nursing policies, ethical standards, safety guidelines, and evidence-based practice.

• Provide leadership through effective delegation, problem-solving, resource management, and support of unit operations and staffing needs.

• Participate in quality improvement initiatives, continuing education, professional development activities, and organizational committees to enhance patient care and nursing practice.

Category I. Tasks that involve exposure to blood and body fluid or tissues.

** ADA Essential Functions