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CommonSpirit Health

Nonprofit Catholic health system providing healthcare

Ambulatory Specialty RN Clinic

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeSeattle, WA, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduation from an accredited school of nursing is required upon hire.
  • A Washington Registered Nurse license is required upon hire.
  • Basic Life Support CPR is required upon hire.

Responsibilities

  • Deliver professional nursing care to clinic patients, performing diagnostic testing and clinical procedures within training, scope of licensure, and established procedures; independently triage nursing situations under standing orders and protocols; and address complex, urgent, or emergent situations escalated from other clinic staff.
  • Perform patient assessment and care tests, including electrocardiograms, spirometry, vision and hearing screening, peak flow, and color blindness testing, according to established protocols.
  • Conduct independent wound assessments and complex wound care and dressing changes, including placing or changing wound vacuums; remove sutures or staples after a provider's wound assessment.
  • Insert and remove tubes, drains, and urinary catheters, including removing peripherally inserted central catheters; apply splints and braces.
  • Instruct patients in collecting samples and completing tests, and ensure patients or families understand follow-up and referral information.
  • Inform patients of laboratory results, call prescriptions in to pharmacies, and return practitioners' phone messages.
  • Answer questions and provide health care education and guidance to patients and families; explain and interpret results, findings, and diagnoses within standards of practice.
  • Provide direct assistance to providers in complex nursing care situations.
  • Administer patient medications according to written provider orders; track and log medication usage and inventory controlled substances according to established policies.
  • Administer approved medications, including legend drugs, vaccines, and Schedule III–V controlled substances, by oral, subcutaneous, intramuscular, or intradermal routes; administer intravenous fluids and medications, including antineoplastic agents, investigational drugs, and blood products, according to physician orders; and install fluids or medications into the bladder via catheter.
  • Administer drops, topical ointments, pastes, creams, and nebulizer treatments.
  • Assist with point-of-care testing and laboratory tests, limited to Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments-waived tests, following established protocols and instructions.
  • Obtain samples for point-of-care tests, including swabs and urine or stool, and perform venipuncture to obtain venous blood samples.
  • Perform point-of-care testing according to package insert instructions and document results, including urinalysis, influenza, respiratory syncytial virus, Hemoccult, mononucleosis, Helicobacter pylori, and hemoglobin tests.
  • Record daily ambient, refrigerator, and freezer temperatures and humidity levels for medication storage, and follow established protocols when readings vary from the standard range.
  • Document procedures and interactions in the patient's electronic medical record; enter, pend, and sign orders as appropriate under established procedures.
  • Respond to and triage patient telephone calls using approved protocols, and document calls according to standards.
  • Take verbal orders from providers in person or by phone and ensure orders are signed off according to established procedures.
  • Prepare patients for practitioner visits by rooming them and obtaining and recording vital signs and other relevant information, including height, weight, drug allergies, current medications, and presenting problem; chaperone and document patient exams while ensuring privacy and comfort.
  • Collect patient information by telephone and in person, screen for patient needs, communicate, and respond appropriately.
  • Provide patient mobility assistance as needed.
  • Manage patient flow to allow adequate time for patient and family education.
  • Organize exam rooms, including cleaning, upkeep, and restocking supplies; prepare, clean, and sterilize instruments and maintain related equipment.
  • Anticipate providers' needs for medications, supplies, and equipment for patient exams.

About the Company

CommonSpirit Health

Nonprofit Catholic health system providing healthcare

CommonSpirit Health is a nonprofit Catholic healthcare network that provides integrated health services across clinics, care sites, hospital locations, home-based services, and virtual care. Its system coordinates care across hospitals, clinics, home health, and telehealth to create a connected patient experience with teams of physicians, nurses, and providers. Unlike many players in health care, it combines a large national footprint with nonprofit, faith-based stewardship, prioritizing charity care and community benefits and focusing on equitable access over margins. Its goal is to create a healthier future for all by building a just, equitable, and accessible health care delivery system grounded in humankindness and collaboration with patients and communities.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Chicago, IL
Founded
2019

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