IMC) - NIGHTS

Beebe Healthcare•Lewes, DE

About The Position

The Registered Nurse in this role delivers both direct and indirect patient care within an intermediate care setting, utilizing advanced clinical skills tailored to patients with specialized needs. This position plays a key role in coordinating and guiding the care team, ensuring safe, high-quality, and patient-centered nursing practice. Success in this role requires a strong understanding of departmental and hospital policies related to nursing care delivery. The nurse must demonstrate well-developed interpretive and critical thinking abilities, as well as the capacity to engage in frequent collaboration, consultation, and communication with patients, families, and multidisciplinary team members. As a night shift nurse, this role requires a high level of autonomy, strong clinical judgment, and the ability to respond effectively to changes in patient condition during hours with reduced on-site resources. The nurse ensures continuity of care, supports patient safety and comfort overnight, and maintains clear communication with providers and the care team to promote optimal outcomes across shifts. This position requires a commitment to professional excellence, effective teamwork, and compassionate care.

Requirements

Minimum one year Emergency Department or Critical Care experience preferred.
Must complete Point of Care Testing training as part of Department Orientation.
RN - Registered Nurse
BLS - Basic Life Saving certification
ACLS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support
NIH - Stroke Certification
Graduate of an accredited nursing program

Nice To Haves

EPIC Preferred

Responsibilities

Facilitate, implement, and evaluate the Patient Plan of Care in collaboration with the interdisciplinary health care team.
Apply strong critical‑thinking abilities and effective prioritization in managing patient needs.
Perform comprehensive patient assessments at admission, transfer, and discharge, documenting accurately within required timeframes.
Identify and address patient educational needs, integrating teaching into the plan of care.
Assess patient safety risks and identify those requiring specific safety devices or interventions.
Evaluate test results promptly, ensuring immediate action on critical findings.
Utilize appropriate technical skills and equipment operation consistent with departmental standards.
Collect accurate blood and urine specimens using proper techniques and equipment.
Correctly label, process, and ensure timely delivery of specimens to laboratory services or external agencies.
Document assessments and care activities on multidisciplinary forms thoroughly and promptly.
Modify documentation as patient condition or care needs change.
Communicate effectively with the health care team to support coordinated, high‑quality care.