Registered Nurse (RN) NICU (FT 7a-7p (VOORHEES TOWNSHIP)
Registered Nurse (RN) NICU (FT 7a-7p (VOORHEES TOWNSHIP)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Performs an assessment of the patient, leading to development, implementation and evaluation of a plan of care.
- Administers, monitors and documents therapeutic interventions and regimes.
- Effectively manages rapidly changing situations.
- Participates in clinical decision-making.
- Educates patient and family/responsible party regarding disease process, individual care needs, wellness, safety issues, etc.
- Delegates and monitors care rendered by other members of nursing department and healthcare team.
- Demonstrates standard precautions and patient safety principles in practice.
- Participates in orientation, education and development of healthcare team.
- Identifies and participates in the performance improvement activities.
- Maintains professional and departmental level competencies.
- Required / Experience Required:
- Must have valid NJ RN License. Approved licenses must be presented and maintained in accordance with the State of New Jersey licensing board. Refer to the Educational/Regulatory Requirement (Department Specific) policy in the Nursing Administrative Manual.
- Demonstrates knowledge of nursing skills, hospital practices, procedures and standards.
- Perfects skills and stays abreast of current nursing practice through on-going education, journals, etc. Must have strong communication skills. xuwmhxw Must be able to coordinate efforts of a team of care providers.#RD_N
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