Registered Nurse (RN)-Acute Care - Sunnyview Rehab Hospital

Trinity HealthSchenectady, NY
$40 - $53Onsite

About The Position

Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital is a 115-bed acute hospital specializing in physical rehabilitation. Each patient has a dedicated team of physicians, nurses, therapists and specialists ... all focused on one goal ... taking back what was stolen by a stroke, traumatic injury or disabling illness. We're proud of our rich history ... and the role we play in the healing process. Our patients come to us when they need us most. Our compassionate staff is there with up-to-the-minute treatment modalities and cutting-edge technology. Full-Time Days RN - Cardio Pulmonary/Med Surg unit - Sunnyview Rehab Hospital Come join our Cardio-Pulmonary/Med Surg team at Sunnyview! Schedule: 3 12 hour shifts (7a-7:30p) per week Offers self scheduling with only 3 weekend shifts (Sat OR Sun) per 6 week time block!

Requirements

  • New York State RN License
  • Associates Degree in Nursing.
  • Strong interpersonal skills with ability to maintain the highest level of customer service while working in a fast paced environment
  • Critical thinking and problem solving skills
  • Passion to learn, grow and develop in the nursing field

Nice To Haves

  • BSN Preferred

Responsibilities

  • Provides nursing care to a diverse patient population with complex health conditions.
  • Builds skills in telemetry, medically complex, and ventilated patient populations.
  • Trains for Telemetry certification.
  • Trains for Code blue certification.
  • Trains for ACLS certification.
  • Develops skills in using Ventilators.
  • Develops skills in Trach care.
  • Develops skills in Peritoneal Dialysis.
  • Develops skills in Blood administration.
  • Develops skills in IV placement.
  • Develops skills in Wound care.
  • Develops skills in Bi-Paps and C-paps.
  • Develops skills in Reading telemetries.

Benefits

  • Tuition reimbursement
  • Tuition stipend ($5250 per year)
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