Evenings (Experienced Pediatric Experience Preferred)

Cincinnati Children's

18d•$37 - $43•Onsite

About The Position

The Registered Nurse provides patient- and family-centered care in Burnet Urgent Care. The role integrates clinical judgment, care coordination, age-specific and culturally inclusive care, patient and family education, and collaboration with the interdisciplinary team. The nurse collects clinical data, follows algorithms and protocols, documents care and outcomes, anticipates patient and family needs, and maintains a safe care environment. The role also supports regulatory compliance, safety practices, professional development, shared decision-making, and Cincinnati Children’s Interprofessional Practice Model.

Requirements

Active Ohio RN License; may be required to obtain licensure in other states.
Associate- or diploma-prepared RNs must have 2 or more years of experience.
Associate- or diploma-prepared RNs hired without a BSN or MSN must enroll in a BSN or MSN program within one year of hire/RN job date and complete the program within five years of hire/RN job date.
Foreign graduates must have their license validated through TruMerit per Ohio Board of Nursing code for Foreign Graduates.

Nice To Haves

Pediatric experience preferred.
BSN from an ACEN-, CCNE-, or NLN CNEA-accredited institution, or an MSN.

Responsibilities

Maintain a working understanding of regulatory requirements and accreditation standards, and support departmental and hospital compliance efforts.
Monitor and follow safety and departmental policies and procedures; complete required certifications and Safety College requirements on time.
Identify, share, implement, and evaluate safety best practices with department managers, nurse council, and Magnet representatives; communicate safety and compliance concerns to leadership.
Coordinate care and support patients and families throughout the healthcare experience.
Collect clinical data, follow algorithms, decision trees, and protocols, use available resources, and apply clinical judgment to patient care.
Document the plan of care, care delivered, and patient and family outcomes.
Anticipate patient and family needs, maintain a safe physical environment, and integrate age-specific concepts based on chronological age and developmental functioning.
Partner with patients and families to develop care goals and actions, provide structured education, and use teach-back to evaluate its effectiveness.
Apply standards and research-based practices, recognize changing patient situations, seek help in unusual care situations, and use performance and peer review for competence and professional development.
Be receptive to coaching and mentoring and assist with peer and student learning experiences.
Participate in interdisciplinary discussions and shared governance, including unit-based councils or other shared decision-making processes.
Integrate the Interprofessional Practice Model into all aspects of practice.
Advocate for patients and families, recognize ethical issues and patients’ rights, and incorporate culturally inclusive concepts into care.