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About The Position

The Clinical Registered Nurse II manages individualized patient care by promoting and restoring patients’ health in accordance with medical and nursing plans of care and established policies and procedures. The RN collaborates with physicians and multidisciplinary team members to develop, carry out, and evaluate the multidisciplinary plan of care. The nurse assumes a full patient assignment and plans, analyzes, intervenes, and sets patient-care goals as appropriate. The role provides nursing services to patients and families within the scope of practice defined by the Virginia Board of Nursing, maintains a safe care environment, and delivers quality care. This position serves the Hematology Oncology specialty population on a PRN basis. The RN assesses patients, develops and updates individualized care plans, performs ordered treatments and therapeutic interventions, responds to urgent or emergent risks, evaluates outcomes, and documents care. The role also includes patient and family education, collaboration and coordination of care, professional development, service recovery, responsible resource use, precepting or mentoring, and participation in quality improvement and evidence-based practice activities as assigned.

Requirements

  • Diploma or associate degree in nursing.
  • One year of registered nurse experience.
  • Registered nurse registration in the Commonwealth of Virginia and/or a compact license to practice in Virginia.
  • AHA BLS Provider certification.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct individualized and ongoing patient assessments, prioritize data collection, and reprioritize care based on the patient’s condition and applicable policies, procedures, or protocols.
  • Integrate nursing interventions into the multidisciplinary plan of care using applicable standards of care and practice.
  • Develop and update individualized care plans and establish measurable patient goals in consultation with patients, families, and the health care team.
  • Perform provider-ordered treatments accurately and promptly, and provide therapeutic nursing interventions according to the individualized plan of care.
  • Recognize potential problems and urgent or emergent risks, initiate appropriate responses, and perform emergency resuscitative measures when indicated.
  • Manage care for a specialty patient population and deliver culturally sensitive, nonjudgmental, nondiscriminatory care that protects patient autonomy, dignity, and rights.
  • Collaborate with interdisciplinary team members and make sound judgments when coordinating multiple, increasingly complex patient-care demands.
  • Evaluate patient responses to nursing interventions, update the interdisciplinary care plan as appropriate, and work with the specialty team to improve outcomes.
  • Document assessment findings, psychosocial and physical responses to interventions, and progress toward resolving patient problems.
  • Identify patient and family learning needs, adapt standard information, assess understanding within the patient’s abilities, and include patients and families in care planning and treatment decisions.
  • Maintain nursing specialty competency and meet professional development and department education requirements.
  • Supervise delegated care according to personnel abilities and patient acuity, and report changes in patient condition to appropriate personnel.
  • Participate in service recovery and resolve conflicts appropriately, promptly, and consistently.
  • Support appropriate resource utilization, including flexing during low census when needed.
  • Serve as a preceptor or mentor and support employee orientation; may assist with the instruction, direction, and evaluation of students assigned to the unit.
  • Prepare for or function in a charge nurse role.
  • Participate in assigned quality assurance data collection, identify recurring specialty practice concerns, and contribute to initiatives involving quality indicators and unit-based metrics.
  • Use Centra safety behaviors, including Speak Up for Safety.
  • May participate in research or evidence-based practice projects, communicate findings to peers, interpret specialty-relevant quality improvement data, and contribute to methods for improving care.
  • Maintain confidentiality, serve as a patient advocate, and maintain professional boundaries in patient-nurse relationships.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.

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