Registered Nurse - Inpatient Medical ICU - High-Performance Interdisciplinary Team (Hiring Immediate
Registered Nurse - Inpatient Medical ICU - High-Performance Interdisciplinary Team (Hiring Immediate
Posted 5 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Cardiac crises: Myocardial Infarction (MI), CHF, IABP, Impella, Cardiac Arrest, ECMO
- Pulmonary challenges: COPD, ILD, PNA, COVID ICU
- Severe infections: Sepsis, Septic Emboli
- Metabolic and toxicologic emergencies: DKA, Overdose (OD), Liver Failure, Renal Failure
- Gastrointestinal bleeding: GIB
- Advanced therapies: CRRT, CDT
- End-of-life (EOL) care: Compassionate, patient-centered support for patients and families This environment demands sharp clinical judgment, rapid decision-making, and a deep commitment to continuous learning. Teamwork That Transforms Collaboration is our cornerstone. You’ll work side-by-side with:- RNs, LNAs, RTs, PT/OTs, Unit Clerks
- Environmental Services, Interns, Residents, Fellows, and Attending Physicians Together, we create a supportive, respectful environment focused on clinical excellence and compassionate care. A Culture of Learning & LeadershipMICU nurses are lifelong learners and passionate educators. Whether you're pursuing your CCRN certification or advancing through our Clinical Advancement and Recognition Program (CARP), you’ll find mentorship, encouragement, and room to grow. Innovation in ActionBe part of a unit that doesn’t just follow best practices—we help shape them. Nurses here actively contribute to quality improvement initiatives and research projects, driving innovation in critical care.
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