Registered Nurse (RN), Critical Care Unit, Part-Time Flex, Evening

Signature Healthcare•Brockton, MA

52d•Onsite

About The Position

Signature Healthcare's Brockton Hospital is hiring for a Part-Time Flex, (4) 8-hour Evening Shift, Registered Nurse (RN) for the Critical Care Unit in Brockton, MA. Type: Part-Time Flex Shift: (4) 8-hour Evening Shift Our recently renovated Brockton Hospital is a modern healthcare facility with a focus on superior patient care and safety. Following extensive renovations, the hospital is equipped with an advanced infrastructure to meet the evolving healthcare needs of the community. Join our team at Brockton Hospital and be better and stronger than ever.

Requirements

Graduate of an approved school of nursing. May be a beginning practitioner.
Licensed in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts as a Registered Nurse. Current American Heart Association BLS for Healthcare Providers completion.
Minimum of two years Medical/Surgical experience. Critical Care experience preferred. Must have current ICU/CCU experience.

Nice To Haves

Software/Hardware: Meditech experience preferred.
One year critical care experience preferred.
One year ventilator experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Assessment: collects relevant patient health data (age-specific pertinent to specialty area).
Diagnosis: analyzes the assessment data in determining nursing diagnoses.
Outcome identification: identifies individualized, expected outcomes for patient.
Planning/Implementation: develops and implements Plan of Care that prescribes interventions to attain expected outcomes.
Evaluation: evaluates and documents the patient's progress toward attaining expected outcomes in the patient medical record.
Provide nursing care to assigned patients.
Administers prescribed medication and intravenous solutions in a safe manner.
Reports significant alterations in patient's condition to physician.
Counsels, educate, and includes patients and their families in accordance with the overall plan of care.
Assists patient and family in coping with stress accompanying illness; offering solace and support to the dying.
Quality of Care: systematically evaluates the quality and effectiveness of nursing practice.
Individual Practice Evaluation: reflects knowledge of current professional practice standards, laws, regulations, and changes in health care delivery, in daily practice.