RN-Weekend Special-PCCU-Nights

UHS•Enid, OK

9d•Onsite

About The Position

As a Weekend Special RN on our Progressive Care Unit (PCCU) at St. Mary’s Regional Medical Center, you’ll care for a diverse patient population, collaborate with a supportive team, and contribute to a hospital that has served Northwest Oklahoma for more than a century. St. Mary’s is a 229-bed acute care hospital with over 125 skilled physicians across various specialties. For over 100 years, the hospital has been committed to delivering exceptional care to its community. In this role, you will play a vital part in delivering high-quality, compassionate care. Your responsibilities will include assessing patient needs and developing individualized plans of care, implementing and evaluating nursing interventions using the nursing process, coordinating interdisciplinary care to support patient recovery, involving patients and families in care planning, education, and discharge preparation, and supporting the emotional, psychosocial, and spiritual needs of patients and their loved ones. This role combines clinical expertise with advocacy, communication, and patient-centered care.

Requirements

Current Oklahoma RN license
ADN required
BLS required
ALS required within 6 months of PCCU employment (new grads: 6 months post-orientation)
Commit to work a schedule comprised of 36 hours per week including a shift on Saturday, Sunday and either Friday or Monday
Commit to schedule a total of 24 weekends during the six-month program period
Commit to participate in the annual rotation of holidays applicable to all unit staff
Commit to maintain performance that meets or exceeds standards with no disciplinary action
Most recent performance evaluation of current employee meets or exceeds standards
Attendance guideline

Nice To Haves

BSN preferred
PALS preferred
CCRN preferred

Responsibilities

Assessing patient needs and developing individualized plans of care
Implementing and evaluating nursing interventions using the nursing process
Coordinating interdisciplinary care to support patient recovery
Involving patients and families in care planning, education, and discharge preparation
Supporting the emotional, psychosocial, and spiritual needs of patients and their loved ones