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CRNA / Cardiology / International / Permanent / Registered Nurse 1 Resource Job

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confidentialSavannah (GA)

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About the role

Summary of Essential Functions: To provide general nursing care and/or supervision of personnel delivering general nursing care to patients in the hospital, ages infant to geriatric. Condition may vary from ambulatory to acutely or chronically ill.
Educational Requirements: High school diploma or equivalent required. Graduate of an accredited school of nursing. Must be able to communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing.
Licenses and Certifications: Registered with the Board of Nursing for the State of Texas. CPR Certification.
Qualifications/Knowledge/Skills/Abilities: Demonstrates competency in the care of patients. Uses common sense and special nursing skills to care for the sick or handicapped. Understands information from supervisors, charts, reference books, manuals, and labels. Must have good computer skills. Communicates with people when they are sick, handicapped or nervous and works quickly and efficiently in an emergency. Changes from one duty to another frequently, follows reasonable instructions, and records information accurately. Sets priorities, makes decisions based on available data and supervises others. May be required to have BLS and possibly additional courses and certifications as required by division. Remains current in continuing education in both the nursing profession and in the field of specialty.
Duties and Responsibilities: Performs patient assessment on all assigned patients in the department. Assesses new admissions and transfers in a timely manner. Provides ADLs and course of care for all patients. Reevaluates patients' status throughout shift as necessary. Uses AIDET consistently. Maintains knowledge of medication most commonly used in practice area. Where applicable correctly administers medications, including IV push medications and emergency drugs. Calculates dosage/titrates IV drip medications. Monitors vital signs and observes patient for possible medication or blood transfusion reactions. Ensure that proper equipment and supplies are used for tasks to be performed and that no wasting of supplies takes place, reports broken equipment or unsafe conditions in assigned area and enters work order or makes notation on work log specific items needing repair (follows maintenance checklist). Prepares, responds and follows up appropriately to emergency situations. Recognizes need for and initiates resuscitation; interprets basic arrhythmia and administers appropriate treatment, including emergency therapy and defibrillation as per hospital (ACLS) protocol. This is a strapline which can be anything (including branding) and can be at the top or bottom of the account.

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