RN, Healthcare Nursing, RN Nurse

Registered Nurse (RN)

The Registered Nurse (RN) is accountable for providing a restorative healing experience for the patient and the patient's support systems in transformational partnership with the Clinical Manager and the interdisciplinary team. As an accountable professional, the Registered Nurse exercises autonomy (the right to undertake a specified action), authority (the power to implement action), and control (the ability to enforce the action in an ongoing and consistent manner) in order to ensure these excellent patient outcomes.

Professional accountability is expressed in five areas: practice, quality assurance, competence, research, and resource management.

Education:

• Graduate of an accredited school of nursing, currently licensed in the State of New York, or permittee. Membership in a professional organization suggested.

Experience:

• Basic knowledge of nursing theory and practice. Knowledge of appropriate technology and practice standards for area of responsibility. Demonstrates sound clinical skills; knowledge of Hospital structure, objectives and standards of practice, positive communication skills.
• Minimum of one year RN experience in Med/Surg

Training/License:

• New York State Registered Nurse license required, or permittee.

Other:

· BLS, ACLS, PAL and Stroke Certification required (must obtain ACLS, PALS/Stroke Cert within Orientation/Probationary Period).