The Registered Nurse is a clinical practitioner responsible for coordinating and implementing patient care tailored to the patient population served. They ensure safe, quality care aligned with unit standards, demonstrating professionalism and respect toward staff, physicians, patients, and families. Key duties include performing initial assessments, developing and modifying individualized care plans, participating in patient education and discharge planning, and conducting point-of-care testing. They delegate tasks appropriately, communicate effectively, and contribute to team coordination and unit development. Qualifications include graduation from an accredited nursing program, current RN licensure, relevant skills for the patient population, and certifications such as BLS. Experience requirements vary, with options for advancement based on experience and additional education. The role offers multiple shifts and is classified as Per Diem As Needed.