RN-C, Coordinator, Cardiovascular

MemorialCare•Fountain Valley, CA

5d•Onsite

About The Position

The RN, Coord, Cardiovascular collaborates with other professional disciplines/unit leaders to ensure safe and effective patient care delivery and the achievement of desires patient outcomes for the Cardias population. She/he is responsible for facilitation of nursing practice and continuum of care outcomes, in collaboration with the bedside nurse, ancillary practitioners, and physician and case manager. The RN, Coord, Cardiovascular coordinates patients’ care from pre-admission, hospitalization, to post-discharge follow-up in collaboration with the healthcare team, to best meet the patients’ physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. The RN, Coord, Cardiovascular uses the nursing process that includes assessment, problem identification, goal definition, plan development, evaluation, reassessment and plan revision, and documentation in the patient record to achieve optimum patient outcomes on both an individual and population basis.

Requirements

Current California RN license
Current AHA BLS Healthcare Providers Card
Three to five (3-5) years of acute hospital experience in Cardiac clinical care
Computer, internet, order entry and word processing experience

Nice To Haves

Excel skills

Responsibilities

Collaborates with other professional disciplines/unit leaders to ensure safe and effective patient care delivery and the achievement of desired patient outcomes for the Cardiac population.
Facilitates nursing practice and continuum of care outcomes, in collaboration with the bedside nurse, ancillary practitioners, and physician and case manager.
Coordinates patients’ care from pre-admission, hospitalization, to post-discharge follow-up in collaboration with the healthcare team, to best meet the patients’ physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.
Uses the nursing process that includes assessment, problem identification, goal definition, plan development, evaluation, reassessment and plan revision, and documentation in the patient record to achieve optimum patient outcomes on both an individual and population basis.