At Stony Brook Medicine, Registered Nurses are critical members of the care team who diagnose and treat responses to actual or potential health problems using nursing methods such as case finding, health teaching, and counseling. They provide care that supports and restores health and well-being while adhering to a medical regimen. Critical Care Nurses help ensure that critically ill patients receive optimal care for their illnesses and injuries. The Registered Nurse assesses patients’ conditions and nursing needs, coordinates nursing activities with other health disciplines, develops individualized care plans that include teaching and discharge planning, provides direct nursing care, and administers medications. The nurse is accountable for care delivered to assigned patients, maintains current plans of care, establishes priorities and goals with patients and families, documents teaching and patient responses, and communicates changes in condition to the Charge RN/Clinician. The role also includes infection control, maintaining a clean and safe environment, collaborating with staff and departments, and participating in quality assurance activities. The position is in the Critical Care CTICU and is full-time on nights. Working conditions may include exposure to infectious disease, blood, body fluids, tissue, and other unpleasant elements; unpredictable emergencies and crises; irregular hours; and pressure from multiple calls and inquiries. The role is classified by OSHA as Category 1 and may require respiratory protection. The position may be designated essential, requiring employees to remain at or report to work during institutional emergencies. Hospital positions may be subject to changes in pass days and shifts as necessary.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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