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Mass General Brigham

Early-stage life science venture investor

Registered Nurse - RN, Interventional Radiology

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Part-timeSalem, MA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Three years of medical-surgical nursing experience is required for radiology specialties; one year of critical care experience is preferred.
  • Current BLS and ACLS certifications are required.
  • Three or more years of IV and PICC experience are required; three to five years is preferred.
  • A nursing certificate or diploma is required; a bachelor's degree in nursing is preferred.
  • A current state Registered Nurse license is required.
  • The nurse must demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide age-appropriate patient care in the assigned department.
  • CPR, PALS, ACLS, and BLS certifications may be required upon hire for specific patient care units.

Responsibilities

  • Manage all aspects of the nursing process and deliver patient- and family-centered care, requesting and using appropriate administrative resources, technology, support systems, and multidisciplinary clinical expertise.
  • Plan, implement, evaluate, and manage patient care while considering age, developmental, socioeconomic, psychological, physical, spiritual, and cultural factors.
  • Assess, diagnose, plan, implement, and evaluate care for assigned patients in alignment with the medical plan and patients’ changing needs.
  • Maintain competency in nursing practice and clinical skills, create an annual professional development plan, and complete mandatory education.
  • Delegate nursing activities to unlicensed personnel according to patient stability, the personnel’s training, the nature of the task, and nurse availability and proximity.
  • Collect and analyze patient information; collaborate with patients, families, physicians, and health care team members to coordinate services and use resources efficiently.
  • Collaborate with physicians on patients’ clinical status, medical and nursing treatment plans, progress toward outcomes, and next level of care.
  • Maintain continuity of care and communication with families or significant others to achieve optimal outcomes.
  • Assess patients’ learning needs, develop teaching plans, and educate patients and families about disease processes, testing, medications, and signs and symptoms.
  • Communicate progress toward outcomes to team members and ensure timely initiation, completion, communication, and documentation of nursing care, tests, treatment, teaching, and discharge planning.
  • Consult clinical nurse specialists and health care coordinators for complex patient care management and discharge planning.
  • Identify barriers to care plans or expected outcomes and consult appropriate resources to report or resolve problems.
  • Seek opportunities to improve patient care and use time, materials, and other resources cost-effectively.
  • Follow hospital safety policies and procedures, maintain a safe environment, and incorporate infection-control standards into daily activities.
  • Meet attendance and punctuality standards, follow the dress code, wear an employee name badge, and adhere to human resources policies.
  • Maintain patient dignity, confidentiality, autonomy, and individuality; respect diverse ethnic, spiritual, cultural, and socioeconomic backgrounds.
  • Promote cooperative and supportive relationships among nurses and other health care team members, and apply service-excellence standards.
  • Serve as a role model, recognize colleagues’ positive attributes and achievements, and participate in implementing change.
  • Direct, supervise, and develop assigned personnel; participate in hiring and evaluating personnel as requested.
  • Maintain department functioning through priority setting, decision-making, problem-solving, and organization of resources.
  • Identify system or process problems and recommend or help design strategies to improve quality and use of medical center resources.
  • Conduct and participate in multidisciplinary team conferences and educational offerings.
  • Participate in new employee orientation and serve as a preceptor and mentor for team members.
  • Participate in identifying performance-improvement activities and ensure practice meets external regulatory requirements.
  • Help identify areas for improvement and develop compliance plans.
  • Supervise assigned unlicensed assistive personnel and support staff to achieve patient outcomes in line with department plans.

Desired Qualifications

  • One year of critical care experience is preferred.
  • Three to five years of IV and PICC experience is preferred.
  • A bachelor's degree in nursing is preferred.

About the Company

Mass General Brigham

Early-stage life science venture investor

Mass General Brigham Ventures funds early-stage life science ideas arising from Mass General Brigham’s research network. It provides first access to deal flow and proprietary rights, backing the formation and growth of new companies and technologies. It uses capital and support to help translate bold innovations into drugs and medical technologies that improve patient outcomes worldwide.

Company size
1-10
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
$1.9B
Headquarters
Cambridge, MA
Founded
2008

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