The Registered Nurse 2 demonstrates competent clinical skills and uses critical thinking to identify and meet patient needs. The role supports positive patient outcomes through group processes, displays leadership traits that contribute to patient and departmental goals, assists with unit quality-improvement and research projects, and identifies legal and ethical issues to implement appropriate nursing actions. The nurse uses the nursing process consistently and manages more complex patients with minimal assistance. They identify personal learning needs, independently perform advanced skills, and begin assisting others in developing skills through teaching and learning. They also contribute to professional relationships and leadership, apply research understanding to nursing practice, and participate in quality-improvement activities. For positions involving direct patient contact, the employee must possess or obtain by the end of orientation, and demonstrate, the knowledge and skills needed to provide developmentally appropriate assessment, treatment, or care for the patient ages served by the department. Competency is established through initial orientation and ongoing validation for independent performance of assigned tasks and duties.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree