Nurse PACU

CommonSpirit Health•Gilbert, AZ

17h•Onsite

About The Position

Where You’ll Work Hello humankindness Imagine a workplace where your passion for healing meets a commitment to community. At Mercy Gilbert Medical Center, a 198-bed non-profit facility, you'll be an integral part of providing exceptional, compassionate healthcare to the vibrant and growing communities in and around Gilbert, Arizona. Exciting News! Coming Soon: A State-of-the-Art Women's and Children's Pavilion will further enhance our specialized care for mothers and children. You belong here if you are: Committed to social justice. We believe everyone deserves equitable access to healthcare, regardless of background or circumstance. You'll contribute to a culture that champions fairness, dignity, and respect for all. Dedicated to health equity. We actively work to address disparities in healthcare and improve outcomes for underserved populations. Your skills will help us create a healthier community, one patient at a time. Prepared to deliver care in new, innovative ways. The healthcare landscape is constantly evolving, and we embrace forward-thinking approaches to patient care. We value creativity, adaptability, and a willingness to explore new solutions to complex challenges. Seek a collaborative and supportive environment. At Mercy Gilbert, you'll work alongside a diverse team of dedicated professionals who share your commitment to excellence. We foster a culture of teamwork, mutual respect, and continuous learning. Envision a career with purpose. Every day, you'll have the opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of individuals and families and the community. Your work here isn't just a job; it's a calling. Your skills are valued, your compassion celebrated, and your commitment to a healthier future empowered. Join us and make a lasting impact.

Requirements

One (1) year RN experience within Critical Care (ICU, Telemetry, ER)
AZ RN license or RN license from a Compact State
Current American Heart Association BLS
American Heart Association ACLS, within 30 days
American Heart Association PALS, within 6 months
Knowledge of surgical procedures
Critical care background
Excellent written and interpersonal communication skills
Basic computer skills
Capacity to engage and motivate others
Manage change
Assume accountability for decisions
Effectively utilize resources

Nice To Haves

Strong cardiac and hemodynamic monitoring skills
BSN
One (1) year post anesthesia care experience
Pediatric experience helpful

Responsibilities

Take a leadership role in assessing patient/family health problems and resources, and developing, implementing, and evaluating comprehensive nursing care plans.
Provide professional nursing care and interventions to acutely ill patient populations across all ages, from infancy to later life/geriatric, within our dynamic Perioperative department.
Go over consent forms, answer questions about the procedure, do preoperative assessments, and prepare patients for various surgical procedures.
Serve as a patient advocate through holistic care practices, recognizing and adapting swiftly to changes in patient conditions (e.g., abnormal lab results, vital signs) in a timely and clinically appropriate manner.
Utilize the SBAR format for physician notification and perform bedside nurse-to-nurse reports.
Prepare patients for surgical procedures.
Administer medications as directed by physician.
Develop and implement nursing care plan for surgical patients.
Demonstrate a high level of compassion for patients.
Organize and prioritize patient care activities balanced with the needs and comfort of the patient.