Full Time - Days. Martin County Hospital District (MCHD) was organized in 1967 and has boundaries coterminous with Martin County, Texas. Has principle responsibility for the total nursing care, assessment, documentation, planning, implementation, evaluation, and discharge process of each assigned patient to attain optimal health and continuity of care. The RN administers medications and treatments as ordered by physicians and in keeping with the current clinical nursing practice. The RN is responsible for directing, monitoring, and evaluating care delegated to non-licensed personnel ensuring that the plan of care is carried out in a safe environment. Cross-trains to all patient care departments to ensure adequate staffing levels.
Skills for this role
Patient treatment planningDirect patient careCare plan evaluationCare documentationMedication pass administrationClinical assessment documentationDischarge planningHealth status assessmentCare plan implementationDelegationNursing care plan documentationMedical treatment implementation
Certifications
BLSACLSPALSENPCTNCC
Requirements
Current Registered Nurse license certified by the State of Texas or licensure from a state within the nursing compact
Graduate of an accredited School of Professional Nursing. Current Registered Nurse license certified by the State of Texas or licensure from a state within the nursing compact required. Hold current CPR/BLS or obtain upon hire. ACLS preferred. PALS or ENPC preferred. TNCC preferred. One (1) year experience as a Professional Registered Nurse in a hospital environment preferred.
Living in Stanton, TX
Stanton is a small West Texas town on the rolling plains of Martin County, about 30 minutes east of Midland. Quiet streets, open sky, and a tight-knit community define the pace here—an easy fit for nurses who prefer rural calm over city bustle.