Registered Nurse; RN; Critical Care

Role Overview
The RN Clinical Nurse Critical Care is an integral part of an interdisciplinary team providing high-quality, safe, and individualized patient care in a clinical setting. They practice according to evidence-based standards, upholding nursing ethics and the Georgia Professional Nurse Practice Act.

Role Overview
The RN Clinical Nurse Critical Care is an integral part of an interdisciplinary team providing high-quality, safe, and individualized patient care in a clinical setting. They practice according to evidence-based standards, upholding nursing ethics and the Georgia Professional Nurse Practice Act.


Key Responsibilities

• Perform the Nursing Process—assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation—using critical thinking and individualized care.
• Deliver relationship-based, patient-centered care that respects cultural diversity and involves patients and families in planning and education.
• Coordinate and document safe, high-quality care through effective communication and teamwork, supporting performance improvement and research initiatives.
• Participate in professional development, mentorship, and evidence-based practice activities to ensure a competent and current workforce.
• Promote adherence to organizational policies, safety standards, and regulatory requirements, including data collection and protocol development.

• Associates or Bachelor's Degree in Nursing;
  Bachelors preferred.
• Current licensure as a Registered Nurse, with required certifications in BLS and ACLS (or equivalent) upon hire.
• Minimum of 2 years of direct patient care experience.
• Proficiency in English, strong interpersonal and collaboration skills, and the ability to handle fast-paced environments and emergencies.
• Basic computer skills and ability to utilize clinical technology effectively.