What are the responsibilities and job description for the Registered Nurse (RN) - Med Surg - Nights position at Black Women's Mental Health Institute?
Role: The RN Clinical Nurse is a vital member of an interdisciplinary team providing high-quality, safe, and patient-centered care. They perform the nursing process, including assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation, using evidence-based practices.
Responsibilities: Deliver individualized care, partner with patients and families, coordinate care through effective communication, and promote safe practices. They support performance improvement initiatives, participate in research, and serve as mentors or preceptors to foster a skilled workforce.
Qualifications & Skills: Requires a valid RN license (single or multi-state), BLS certification, and a minimum of 5 years of direct patient care experience. Educational requirements include an associate or diploma in nursing (bachelor’s preferred). Must demonstrate clinical competence, cultural sensitivity, teamwork, and commitment to professional development.
Key Duties: Ensure compliance with policies, standards, and safety goals, contribute to protocol development, and utilize resources efficiently. They actively support organizational values and participate in patient care across the continuum.
Responsibilities: Deliver individualized care, partner with patients and families, coordinate care through effective communication, and promote safe practices. They support performance improvement initiatives, participate in research, and serve as mentors or preceptors to foster a skilled workforce.
Qualifications & Skills: Requires a valid RN license (single or multi-state), BLS certification, and a minimum of 5 years of direct patient care experience. Educational requirements include an associate or diploma in nursing (bachelor’s preferred). Must demonstrate clinical competence, cultural sensitivity, teamwork, and commitment to professional development.
Key Duties: Ensure compliance with policies, standards, and safety goals, contribute to protocol development, and utilize resources efficiently. They actively support organizational values and participate in patient care across the continuum.