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Northwell Health

Nonprofit health system in New York and Connecticut

RN – Emergency Room - Part time

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareUpdated on Nov 9
Part-timeForest Hills, Queens, NY, USA$63.02 /hrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduate from an accredited School of Nursing.
  • Hold a current license to practice as a Registered Professional Nurse in New York State.
  • Enroll in an accredited program within 24 months of employment, if hired after September 1, 2010, and obtain a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree within five years of the employment date.
  • Two years of Medical-Surgical or Telemetry experience is highly preferred.
  • Basic Cardiac Life Support and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certifications are preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Perform an age-specific plan of care for a designated group of patients using the nursing process of assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
  • Collaborate with physicians and other health team members to coordinate and implement procedures and treatments.
  • Use leadership skills and clinical judgment to coordinate patient care and direct or delegate patient-care-unit team activities.
  • Assess patients' physiologic health status, including interviewing patients, explaining policies and procedures, reviewing charts, answering questions, assessing bodily systems, mobility, sensory deficits, prostheses use, skin condition, pain, and pain management, and communicating and documenting health status and the plan of care.
  • Assess patients' psychosocial health status, including perceptions and expectations of care, coping mechanisms, knowledge and comprehension, and cultural or ethnic requirements; communicate and document psychological status and care plans, including relevant support group, counseling, or social services.
  • Identify patient outcomes by developing measurement criteria, identifying actual or potential problems and teaching needs, and establishing outcome statements and individualized patient goals.
  • Formulate and document plans of care, establish priorities and care activities, coordinate cost-effective use of supplies, equipment, and medication, and collaborate with physicians and other health team members.
  • Implement plans of care by maintaining patient safety, exercising professional skills, reassessing patients and revising care plans, administering treatments, using patient-care equipment, providing emotional support, applying scientific principles during procedures, observing and reporting patient conditions, and accurately documenting treatment, activity, condition, and responses to interventions.
  • Use departmental documentation methods and act rapidly and effectively during emergencies while managing self, patients, and other employees.
  • Communicate with patients' families or caretakers, provide a calm and restful atmosphere, participate in discharge planning, coordinate referrals, and provide discharge instructions.
  • Evaluate care effectiveness and document outcomes; perform variance analysis related to outcome data for performance improvement; and design, implement, and evaluate systems to improve care in the unit.
  • Collaborate with care-team members to plan and carry out treatment regimens, interpret and implement physician-prescribed treatments, assist physicians during treatments or diagnostic procedures, and update the Patient Care Manager or physician about changes in patients' conditions or treatments.
  • Use clinical judgment to delegate assignments to Patient Care Associates, Support Care Associates, and Clerical Service Associates, and ensure assignments are completed in a timely manner.
  • Perform grade I–IV decubitus care, preventive skin care, simple dressings using aseptic technique, warm and cold compresses, irrigations, and other necessary skin-care procedures.
  • Administer medications safely and correctly, identify medication actions, dosages, side effects, and implications, prepare local solutions and intravenous drips, administer and document medications including intravenous push medication according to policy, and educate patients and significant others about drug and food interactions.
  • Educate patients and families about conditions, communicate assessment data to care-team members and appropriate agencies, use health-teaching opportunities and available resources, plan early discharges and referrals for post-hospital care, and evaluate and document the effectiveness of teaching.
  • Perform related duties as required.

Desired Qualifications

  • A Bachelor's Degree in Nursing is preferred.
  • Basic Cardiac Life Support and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support certifications are preferred.
  • Two years of Medical-Surgical or Telemetry experience is highly preferred.

About the Company

Northwell Health

Nonprofit health system in New York and Connecticut

Northwell Health is a nonprofit health system serving patients across New York City, Long Island, the Hudson Valley and Connecticut through hospitals and outpatient practices. Its network combines hospitals for complex care, community hospitals and specialty centers such as Cohen Children's Medical Center and Zucker Hillside Hospital. The system coordinates hospital, ambulatory and post-acute care, with philanthropy supporting its community mission. Its research institutes and partnerships with Hofstra University connect patient care with medical discovery and training for doctors, nurses and physician assistants. Founded in 1997, Northwell is headquartered in Lake Success, New York.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Lake Success, NY
Founded
1997

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