Registered Nurse (RN) Vascular Access Team
Registered Nurse (RN) Vascular Access Team
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Tailors and prioritizes caring practice to individual needs, including cultural/ethical/spiritual needs
- Participates in the planning of routine transitional health care needs and responds to changes in patient's needs and holistic caring
- Ensures efficiency in the delivery of care and determines immediate priorities and offers solutions for problems
- Performs psychosocial and physiologic assessments that integrate changing data as documented in procedure notes
- Monitors the EKG, hemodynamic variances, and other physiologic data during the procedure
- Selects appropriate instruments and supplies based on a patient presentation during the procedure and maintains proper sterile technique throughout the procedure
- Updates primary RN with the ability to use line, type of line placed, and any special considerations (eg. gauze dressing or clotting dressing used)
- Immediately recognizes and responds to adverse clinical situations and directs others to assist in a favorable patient outcome
- Documents entire procedure, including complications, equipment used, medications administered as part of the patient's permanent record
- Serves as a clinical resource and serves as a mentor to health care team members in educating on infection control, care and maintenance of the inserted device, and clinical resource in troubleshooting
- Effectively manages supply usage by anticipating supply needs during the procedure and effectively maintain supplies within the lab
- Calibrates, operates and troubleshoots a wide variety of equipment and instruments
- Identifies own learning needs based on self-evaluation and the progress made from the previous year's goals
- Demonstrates evidence of self-development activities (beyond orientation) and attends services/seminars related to the field and maintains own Employee Continuing Education RecordMay perform additional duties as assigned
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