Registered Nurse - MSICU

TriHealth•Cincinnati, OH

23h•Onsite

About The Position

Step into 7AB MSICU, where every shift puts you at the heart of life‑saving, high‑intensity care. This is where open‑heart recoveries begin, where the sickest surgical and medical patients stabilize, and where nurses become experts in managing ventilators, continuous dialysis, balloon pumps, and advanced hemodynamic monitoring. In this fast‑paced 24‑bed ICU, you’ll work alongside a team that thrives on complexity, coordination, and compassion. Every day brings new challenges — sepsis, respiratory failure, post‑op complications — and every day, your skill makes the difference. Supported by a strong orientation program, critical‑care education, and a collaborative culture, the MSICU is a place where nurses grow fast, think sharply, and provide care that truly changes outcomes. If you’re ready to elevate your practice, this is where your impact begins.

Requirements

Associate’s Degree or Diploma in Nursing.
Active Registered Nurse (RN) license.
BLS/CPR (Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers).
New hires are required to obtain BSN within 5 years of hire.
Minimum 2 years RN experience in Med/Surg or Telemetry.

Nice To Haves

Membership in a related professional organization.
Specialty certification.
1+ year full‑time (or 2+ years part‑time) acute care experience.

Responsibilities

Perform initial and ongoing patient/family assessments and document per unit/TriHealth guidelines.
Develop and update individualized plans of care based on assessment findings, standards of care, and targeted outcomes.
Deliver safe, therapeutic, and holistic nursing care while maintaining patient dignity, autonomy, and rights.
Communicate clinical findings and care needs effectively with physicians and interdisciplinary team members.
Recognize emergency situations and take appropriate action to ensure patient safety and timely interventions.
Complete patient assignments and documentation within expected timeframes using clinical data to guide interventions.
Provide patient and family education, documenting response to care and teaching provided.
Serve as a clinical resource by supporting education/training and contributing to unit learning and improvement.