Provides and documents individualized patient care, including patient evaluation, education, medication administration, IV therapy, treatments, and patient safety, as directed by an RN or provider. The nurse communicates patient information to the RN and healthcare team, assists with examinations and procedures, performs triage functions in collaboration with the department nursing team or providers, and administers medications or immunizations within the LPN scope of practice. The role also supports a safe and caring environment, maintains awareness of policy and equipment changes, participates in nursing performance-improvement activities, and complies with legal, regulatory, and organizational requirements. Care must be appropriate to the ages and specific needs of patients served by the assigned unit. For perioperative anesthesia, the role applies aseptic technique and knowledge of perioperative standards, equipment, and supplies. The nurse provides anesthesia supplies and equipment, assists with general, spinal, and regional anesthesia, prepares invasive monitoring lines, runs point-of-care labs and diagnostics under anesthesia personnel direction, and supports anesthesia emergencies and trauma cases. Duties also include troubleshooting, cleaning, and maintaining equipment and supplies; assisting with patient positioning and postoperative transport; and communicating patient condition to anesthesia personnel and the healthcare team. The position requires a nursing school graduate, a current Florida nursing license, and current BLS/Healthcare Provider certification. Inpatient/SNF nurses must successfully complete an approved 30-hour IV therapy course within 30 days of hire.
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