Rn/ LPN

Nevada Regional Medical Center•Nevada, MO

About The Position

The RN/LPN provides nursing care by coordinating with physicians and other healthcare professionals to create and evaluate customized care plans. The role includes monitoring patients’ medical histories and changes in their condition, administering treatments and medications, responding to medical emergencies, and communicating with physicians and pharmacists in critical cases. The nurse also provides patient and family education, prepares patients for examinations, and may assist doctors during surgery. The position requires maintaining a hygienic and safe work environment and participating in educational workshops to enhance professional and technical knowledge. The starting base wage is $27.29 for a two-year degree and $28.30 for a four-year degree; wages increase based on experience. This is an incentive-eligible position.

Requirements

Bachelor of Science in Nursing, an associate degree in nursing, or graduation from an accredited and approved nursing program.
High school graduate or equivalent.
Current certification or license in the State of Missouri.
Class B Basic Life Support (CPR) certification within 90 days of employment, renewed biannually.
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with all levels.
Ability to complete competency CPR and First Aid.
Ability to perform simple mathematical equations.
Ability to prioritize and complete multiple tasks simultaneously.
Effective oral and written communication skills.

Nice To Haves

One year of general or skilled nursing experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Coordinate with physicians and other healthcare professionals to create and evaluate customized care plans.
Maintain reports of patients’ medical histories and monitor changes in their conditions.
Carry out required treatments and administer medications.
Adjust patients’ medications as indicated by their conditions and responses.
Maintain a hygienic and safe working environment in compliance with healthcare procedures.
Provide immediate care during medical emergencies.
Discuss treatment with pharmacists and physicians in critical cases.
Provide guidance on health maintenance and disease prevention.
Prepare patients for examinations.
Educate patients’ families about diseases and treatments.
Assist doctors during surgery.
Attend educational workshops to enhance professional and technical knowledge.
Perform lab work and provide physicians with complete information about patients’ conditions during anesthesia.
Recommend drugs and other forms of treatment, such as inhalation therapy and physical therapy.