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Carle Health

Offers integrated, personalized healthcare across campuses

RN Surgical Med/Surg

Nursing & Frontline Patient CarePosted on Nov 5
Full-timePeoria, IL, USA$36.80 - $59.89 /hrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Hold a Licensed Registered Professional Nurse (RN) credential from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.
  • Obtain Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association within 30 days.
  • Have a College Diploma in Nursing.

Responsibilities

  • Promote evidence-based practice through the nursing process, protocols, and procedures.
  • Assess patient status through interviews, observation, and physical assessment of actual problems and outcomes.
  • Develop individualized plans of care collaboratively with patients, families, and the health care team.
  • Use appropriate interventions identified in the plan of care to achieve expected patient outcomes.
  • Evaluate and document patient progress toward expected outcomes and goals throughout the shift.
  • Modify plans of care based on evaluations and changes in patient condition.
  • Complete required documentation, including patient charts and event reports.
  • Take professional accountability for own practice by seeking resources and continuing self-development.
  • Demonstrate technical knowledge of equipment and troubleshoot problems.
  • Maintain current knowledge and skills in evidence-based nursing practice.
  • Promote professional development of self and team members.
  • Share clinical knowledge through informal teaching and in response to others' learning needs.
  • Apply a practical problem-solving approach to patient moving and handling issues, as applicable.
  • Promote patient and staff safety through appropriate use of lift equipment, as applicable.
  • Obtain adequate laboratory specimens for testing.
  • Perform bedside patient laboratory testing and associated quality control in compliance with provider orders and hospital procedures and policies.
  • Coordinate interdisciplinary patient care through collaboration with team members and use additional resources when needed.
  • Analyze clinical situations systematically and obtain resources or correct problems to meet patient needs and expected outcomes.
  • Recognize when assistance is needed and use resources, including physician and nurse-to-nurse consultation, in a timely manner.
  • Take ownership and persist in resolving problems effectively.
  • Assume assignments involving non-complex and some complex patient management, with some turnover in assignment.
  • Prioritize work based on changes in patient condition, assignment changes, and unanticipated interruptions.
  • Identify and use team resources to solve problems or address needs.
  • Collaborate with the health care team to organize patient-care tasks from admission through discharge according to the plan of care and expected outcomes.
  • Delegate tasks and activities appropriately with other team members.
  • Provide goal-focused shift reports.
  • Advocate for patients with physicians when necessary.
  • Use communication and teamwork strategies to promote high team performance, optimal patient outcomes, and unit productivity.
  • Choose appropriate communication styles and give and accept constructive feedback from peers.
  • Assess patient and family needs and choose age-appropriate teaching strategies.
  • Adapt teaching strategies to patient response, readiness to learn, and comprehension.
  • Consider cultural, age-specific, gender, and developmental factors when teaching patients about procedures, illness, and the hospital experience.
  • Promote patient safety by following policies and procedures and adhering to National Patient Safety Goals.
  • Consult hospital resources to provide specialized education.
  • Use the SVI patient education system as a resource for patients and family members.
  • Participate in data collection, analysis, problem solving, and input on process improvements and patient satisfaction.
  • Ensure care aligns with standards of care, evidence-based practices, national patient safety goals, core measures, and other unit or hospital quality initiatives.
  • Work with the interdisciplinary team to identify opportunities to improve patient care and patient and family satisfaction.
  • Promote and achieve satisfaction for patients, families, departments, and physicians.
  • Participate in implementing performance-improvement initiatives.
  • Follow up promptly and efficiently on patient and family requests and needs, and anticipate their needs.
  • Encourage coworkers to achieve excellent customer satisfaction and use organizational service-excellence standards.
  • Serve on unit-based councils.
  • Identify practice problems on the unit.
  • Implement changes in own clinical practice based on literature and unit process-improvement outcomes.
  • Work on assigned projects and complete assigned data collection and audits.

About the Company

Carle Health

Offers integrated, personalized healthcare across campuses

Carle Health operates a regional health system in Illinois with eight hospitals and affiliated teaching institutions, supported by about 16,000 team members. It delivers personalized medical care by coordinating hospital, primary, and specialty services across its network. Patients access care through hospitals and clinics, with care teams aligning treatment plans based on clinical evidence and ongoing education and research. Its goal is to provide reliable, high-quality health care by integrating care delivery, education, and collaboration within its network.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Urbana, IL
Founded
Not listed

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