Medical Surgical Oncology
aya healthcareNashua (NH)
Medical Surgical Oncology
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aya healthcareNashua (NH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Registered Nurse #E# Med/Surg Oncology | 3 West3 West is a 22-bed adult med/surg department serving a patient population of general medicine, vascular, GI, bariatric, urology, women's health, oncology and chemotherapy administration and palliative care. Average Patient: Nurse ratio #E# 5:1 days, 6:1 nights As a member of the Patient Care Services team, the 3 West Registered Nurse provides comprehensive and compassionate nursing care to adolescent and adult patients with a variety of medical and surgical diagnoses with a focus on vascular, colo-rectal, gynecological and urological surgeries and oncology therapies. The registered nurse successfully completes a competency based orientation program to become proficient in serving the 3 West patient population. Assess and implement priority-based nursing care and establish goals to meet the patient's needs. Integrate patient values, best practice, and evidence into patient care. Engage patients and/or families in the care delivery. Function competently within own scope of practice. Utilize a communication style/practice to meet the needs of the team and/or the situation. Graduate from an accredited school of nursing (ASN or BSN) Registered Nurse, licensed in the state of NHAbility to achieve the following competencies: Within 30 days: Basic Life Support Within 90 days: Intravenous Therapy, Pre-and post-operative management of the surgical patient, Central Line Management Within 180 days: General care of the oncology patient, Palliative CareWithin two (2) years: Chemotherapy Administration (Oncology Nursing Society program) Southern NH Medical Center is a 4-time Magnet designated hospital Health, dental, prescription, and vision coverage for full-time & part-time employees Competitive pay Tuition Reimbursement403(b) Retirement Savings Plan Education & Paid training courses for continued career progression& So much more!
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