Provides professional nursing care in an assigned specialty or subspecialty clinic as part of a total health care team. The role performs general and specialized nursing duties to support complete patient evaluations and care. The nurse generally assists the head nurse in supervising clinic personnel and may substitute for the head nurse during their absence. The position may supervise and instruct subordinate or ancillary nursing personnel and assist with staff training. Work is performed under usual clinic conditions with frequent contact with patients, families, clinic personnel, and outside professionals. The nurse receives supervision from a head nurse or physician and functions independently within established guidelines. The role performs intrauterine inseminations and transvaginal and abdominal ultrasounds at a physician’s request, documents these services in the EMR, and reports abnormalities to physicians. It also administers medications, manages refill requests, supports patient-centered care planning, provides patient and family education, helps coordinate resource referrals and continuity of care, and performs or assists with examinations and procedures. The nurse participates in emergency preparedness drills, staff meetings, and required training. Weekend call coverage, rotating call-ins, and some holiday work are required. Applicants must have completed a Board of Nursing-accredited professional nursing program or be scheduled to complete one within 120 days of applying. They must hold a current Texas Registered Nurse license or obtain a temporary Board of Nursing permit while awaiting full licensure. New graduates must pass the NCLEX-RN on the first attempt. No experience is required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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