The RN - Mentor develops and implements a mentorship model for nursing staff. Serving as a role model, leader, consultant, collaborator, educator, and clinician, the Mentor works with unit Educators, Preceptors, and Nursing Leadership to assess clinical nurses’ needs and participates in orientation for new clinical staff. The position supports professional nursing practice and empowers nurses to provide safe, effective, compassionate, and efficient care in collaboration with other healthcare disciplines. The Mentor rounds with clinical nurses to provide guidance, oversee less experienced nurses, facilitate career development, and train aspiring nurses, nursing students, or licensed staff. The role helps ensure safe care and supports nurses’ transition from advanced beginner to competent clinical nurse. The Mentor prepares and delivers nursing education lectures and case studies, provides patient care where needed to assist the unit and nursing team, and collaborates with Directors and Management on functions that can optimize patient outcomes and nursing-team mentorship. Additional duties within the scope of the role may be assigned. The position is based at Baptist Medical Center South and is regular, full-time, first shift. Working conditions include sitting for 20% of the workday and mobility for 80%. The role involves occasional stooping, bending, kneeling, and crouching; frequent reaching, hand use, and repetitive action; occasional lifting or carrying up to 50 pounds and pushing or pulling up to 150 pounds; and continuous speaking, hearing, and visual acuity requirements. The work is indoors, protected from weather but not necessarily temperature changes, with minimal noise and substantial computer work. Exposure risks include occasional electrical shock and radiation, some infectious disease, and some hazardous chemicals.
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