Registered Nurse I​/II​/III - Emergency Department

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Bartlett Regional Hospital is looking for a Registered Nurse to join our fast-paced Emergency Department team! As an RN you will play a critical role in providing high-quality, compassionate care to patients during moments of urgent need. You will assess, triage, and treat a diverse range of patients, responding quickly and effectively to medical emergencies. You'll collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team to deliver life-saving interventions and support patients from Juneau, Southeast Alaska, and around the world!

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Job Summary

RN I: This position provides basic nursing care in predictable situations to a limited numbers of patients under direct supervision. RN I’s are typically new graduates or returning to the professional after a prolonged absence. Performance is guided by rules and competencies to be met. RN I’s are able to recognize attributes (i.e., isolated traits, objective measures, or tasks) of a clinical situation without situational experience.

With oversight and/or guidance, the RN I’s render individualized nursing care to meet the patient’s physical, psychological, supportive, and rehabilitative nursing care. Care to each patient is based upon the nursing process and in accordance with the hospital’s policy and procedure and CARE values. RN I’s participate in other hospital committees and teams as appropriate.

RN II: RN II’s independently plan and implement routine nursing care in using standards and knowledge obtained during education and preceptorship. RN II’s begin to assume leadership responsibility and needs minimal supervision. An RN II has the ability to use accurate, clear, and concise oral and written communication. RN II’s will work as a team and maintain effective working relationships, use critical thinking skills, analyze, and communicate findings effectively.

Incumbents require a basic computer literacy and the ability to effectively learn new software programs is required, as well as the ability to efficiently operate a variety of automated office equipment such as print/copy/scan/fax machines/calculators/etc.

RN III: A Registered Nurse (RN) III is an advanced level who is assigned at least one float area and renders individualized comprehensive nursing care to meet the patients physical, psychological, spiritual, social, cultural, and educational needs. RN III provides the best possible preventative, supportive, and rehabilitative nursing care to each patient based upon the nursing process and in accordance with hospital policy and procedure.

The RN functions under the oversight and direction of the Nursing Supervisor. Independently plans and implements routine nursing care in assigned department. Needs minimal supervision. Rapid Response Team and Code Team responder. Float pool Staff may cover ED, CCU, Med/Surg, MHU, OB and RRC.



Minimum Qualifications For The Job

RN I:

• License:
  Current State of Alaska Registered Nurse (RN) license.
• Experience:
  
  New graduate RNs or RNs with less than one (1) year current acute care or comparable experience, or RN with no nursing experience in the past five (5) years. New graduates will remain at the RN I level for a minimum of six (6) months after the completion of their preceptee program and must promote to an RN II within 18 months of hire.
• Certification(s):
• BLS, ALS, PALS
• TNCC or ATCN every 4 years
• ENPC every 4 years
• STABLE every 2 years
• Workplace Violence Prevention Training within 90 days of hire
• Note:
  
  Reference Clinical Ladder Policy and Clinical Ladder Portfolio Guide for promotion requirements.

• License:
  Current State of Alaska Registered Nurse (RN) license.
• Experience:
  
  Advancement from an RN I or at least one (1) year, continuous experience in a comparable patient care setting. RNs…