Registered Nurse; RN ICU Nights

The RN Clinical Nurse – Critical Care is a vital member of an interdisciplinary team dedicated to providing high-quality, safe, and patient-centered care in a clinical setting. They perform the Nursing Process
—assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation—using evidence-based practices and critical thinking to deliver individualized care. They partner closely with patients and families through effective communication methods such as bedside reports and teaching, ensuring patient goals are central to care plans.

• Providing relationship-based, culturally competent care tailored to specific populations.
• Practicing according to current clinical standards and the Georgia Nurse Practice Act, upholding the ANA Code of Ethics.
• Coordinating safe, quality care through inclusive communication, timely documentation, and fostering a respectful environment.
• Participating in performance improvement initiatives, research, and shared governance to enhance patient outcomes.
• Engaging in ongoing professional development, mandatory education, and competency assessments.

Licensure as a registered nurse, knowledge of clinical standards, strong collaboration and communication skills, commitment to evidence-based practice, and a focus on cultural diversity and patient safety.