Clinical Resource Nurse-ICU, FT 36hrs, Day Shift

Company: Catholic Medical Center
Location: Manchester
Posted on: September 24, 2022

Job Description:

To deliver care and create a therapeutic environment for patients and families whose needs range from basic to complex by utilizing the nursing process. To carry out functions in a manner consistent with Performance Improvement and in accordance with hospital policies and procedures. To demonstrate clinical excellence through proficient practice which enhances and enriches the practice environment. This expert nurse exhibits adeptness, facility, aptitude, ease and skill in managing high complexity, acuity and uncertain medical cases. . The major function of this role is supporting staff nurses as they move from novice to competent then proficient practitioners in critical care nursing. This nurse works at the bedside as an adjunct to the educational resources currently in place to accelerate staff learning.WORK SCHEDULE: Work schedule may include 8-12 hours per day with weekend coverage based on individual unit needs and call based on departmental/unit needs. Personnel may be expected to cover for patient care needs by rotating or working extra shifts. Nursing personnel are assigned to one area upon employment, but may be required to assume assignments in other areas to meet patient needs.-QUALIFICATIONS:Education: Graduate of an accredited school of nursing preferred. BSN strongly preferred. Specialty certification strongly preferred.Experience: ICU experience 5 to 7 years with strong clinical nursing skills Demostrated strong precepting skills Flexible, team player Ability to multitaskLicensure/Certification: Current registration in the State of NH as a Registered Nurse. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required. Required ACLS Certifications per unit requirements: Refer to Education, Credentialing and Certification Policy.

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