OR Registered Nurse

Beth Israel Lahey Health•Boston, MA

1d•$37 - $95•Onsite

About The Position

When you join the growing BILH team, you're not just taking a job, you’re making a difference in people’s lives. Why NEBH? Supportive and compassionate nursing culture Opportunities for professional growth and skill advancement Strong interdisciplinary teamwork Mission-driven commitment to patient-centered care

Requirements

BSN Required
RN MA license required
American Heart Association ACLS/BLS certification required.
1 year plus ICU experience preferred.
Will consider candidates with a minimum of 2 Years current Telemetry.
IV Skills Preferred

Responsibilities

Deliver direct nursing care and make informed clinical judgments for all patient populations.
Develop and implement individualized patient care plans following NEBH standards, protocols, and guidelines.
Maintain strict adherence to patient identification, confidentiality, and HIPAA requirements.
Assess, administer, and monitor patient responses to medications and therapies; intervene as appropriate.
Manage pain assessment, treatment, and documentation.
Admit, transfer, and discharge patients efficiently and accurately.
Document care thoroughly and timely in accordance with NEBH and departmental policies.
Order, obtain, and accurately label specimens following patient identification protocols.
Coordinate with ancillary departments to support comprehensive patient care.
Act as a patient advocate; communicate effectively with the care team and families.
Uphold NEBH Clinical Nursing I & II competencies.
Follow infection control standards: hand hygiene, isolation precautions, sterile technique, and safe biohazard handling.
Maintain equipment cleanliness and ensure proper disposal of materials.
Recognize and respond to emergency or crisis situations promptly.
Adhere to all regulatory standards (JCAHO, OSHA, Fire Code, etc.).
Maintain required licensure, certifications, and mandatory education.
Participate in ongoing clinical education and skills development.
Engage in unit‑based quality and patient‑safety initiatives.
Collaborate with peers to promote a professional, supportive work environment.
Share knowledge with colleagues, students, and novice staff in a collegial manner.