This role involves assessing, planning, delegating, and evaluating nursing care for a diverse patient population, serving as a primary or accountable nurse based on unit needs.

It includes educating patients and families on health promotion and disease management, utilizing pharmacology knowledge to safely administer medications, and ensuring compliance with practice standards and policies.

The nurse actively participates in shared governance, supports quality improvement initiatives, and engages in ongoing professional development and evidence-based practice.

Qualifications require a nursing degree from an accredited school, a current RN license, and preferred certifications or a BSN.

The position demands strong clinical skills, resource management, teamwork, and adaptability to a fast-paced environment with exposure to various patient ages and infection control protocols.

Additional duties include supporting a positive work environment and adhering to organizational values and HIPAA regulations.