Interventional Radiology RN Kenner, Full time, Sign on bonus.

Ochsner Health•Kenner, LA

12d

About The Position

The Interventional Radiology RN is a leader in providing patient care using the Nursing Process within the framework of the Nurse Practice Act, ANA Code for Nurses, and Scope & Standards of Practice. The RN delegates, directs, and assists licensed and ancillary team members; is accountable for quality patient outcomes; demonstrates sensitivity to cultural, ethnic, and religious diversity; and participates in activities supporting unit and department goals. The role also requires professional responsibility and accountability for the RN’s own practice and support for the company’s nursing philosophy. The RN assesses patient learning needs and provides appropriate teaching, collaborates with the interdisciplinary team, and adapts communication and care to individual patient needs. The role includes physical demands beyond sedentary work and possible occupational exposure to hazardous medications or waste in the healthcare environment. Other related duties may be assigned.

Requirements

Registered Nurse Diploma.
Current RN License in the state of practice.
Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association.
Good organizational skills.
Good time management skills and self-directed work habits.
Demonstrates good judgment.
Good interpersonal skills.

Nice To Haves

Associate's or Bachelor's degree in Nursing.
Certification in a clinical specialty area.

Responsibilities

Use the Nursing Process effectively in delivering patient care.
Assess learning needs and implement teaching strategies appropriate to patients, families, and other groups or disciplines.
Communicate, delegate, and manage nursing team resources appropriately, and serve as a leader and partner on the Interdisciplinary Team.
Use data, information, and knowledge to evaluate and promote change for optimal outcomes.
Support customer satisfaction, employee morale, and improvement in the nursing profession.
Adapt behavior and communication to the patient population, including respecting privacy, introducing oneself appropriately, explaining services or procedures, requesting permission, and adapting communication style.
Perform other related duties as required.