The Registered Nurse provides safe and reliable post-surgical patient care in accordance with policies and procedures, CMS requirements, Joint Commission standards, state nursing regulations, and the hospital’s standards of care. The role includes assessing patients, establishing a compassionate environment, supporting patient independence through education, and coordinating care with patients, caregivers, and the multidisciplinary team. The nurse develops and updates individualized plans of care, incorporates discharge planning, prioritizes care using critical thinking, and delegates duties according to patient needs and staff capabilities. The nurse administers medications according to the six rights and the patient’s age and clinical condition, completes an accurate nursing history and assessment within 24 hours of admission, and documents interventions accurately, pertinently, promptly, and legibly. The position also involves maintaining infection control and medication safety, protecting confidential information, ensuring continuity of care through communication and documentation, and maintaining equipment. The nurse practices within the scope of licensure and may supervise staff providing direct patient care. As a Studer Group Partner, the Registered Nurse is expected to understand and communicate Studer Group practices and tools, embrace its philosophy and principles, and conduct themself professionally. Practices include HCAHPS patient perception, hourly rounding with intention, bedside shift report, AIDET, and daily huddles.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Associate degree