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A Day in the Life of a Registered Nurse:
The Registered Nurse assesses, plans, implements, evaluates and supervises individual patient care according to unit policies and procedures. Accepts responsibility for direction of co-workers in the implementation of care plans. May be required to work on other units according to distribution of staff and patients.
Why Work at Cheyenne Regional?
Here Is What You Will Be Doing:
DEPARTMENT/ROLE SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES
ARU: Attends family conferences, patient care Conferences, and daily stand-up meetings.
CARE CLINIC, SAME DAY SURGERY, and PACU: Collaborates with the Clinical Nurse Manager to assure integration of the American Society of PeriAnesthesia Nurses (ASPAN) Standards of Nursing Practice.
CHARGE NURSE: Facilitates immediate and direct complaint intervention and resolution. Participates in ongoing evaluation of patients, assuring efficiency of communication with patients, follow-up and flow through the system. Performs daily rounds on the floors to assess patients and possible critical situations to determine patient care needs and outcomes. Assists in the identification and management of staff, patient, and family educational needs. Responsible for staff management, to include sending staff home in the interest of safe patient care, in the absence of Clinical Nurse Manager. Oversight of charging and documentation accuracy, including review and analysis of effectiveness of nursing interventions.
CLINICAL EDUCATION: Instructs Nurse Residency or clinical certification classes as directed by the program director. Deliver clinical curriculum utilizing various methods.
DIALYSIS: Oversees dialysis treatments from beginning to end. Assesses and evaluates patient’s reaction to treatment and medications. Sets up and troubleshoots dialysis equipment and supplies. Also Provides minimal specific equipment maintenance along with cleanliness and sterilization between patients.
FORENSIC NURSING: Provides timely, non-judgmental, compassionate care to victims of trauma and violence, to include but not limited to Intimate Partner Violence, Child Abuse, Strangulation, Elder Abuse and Sexual Assault and Abuse. Follows established forensic nursing protocols. Triages and assesses patients, provides prophylaxis for pregnancy and STI’s, coordinates medical and psychological care, provides advocacy, community resource and law enforcement referrals. Performs complete head to toe physical, document patient history, collect forensic evidence including photographic documentation. Be available for call coverage according to forensic nursing protocol. Maintains forensic nursing competences and participate in quality assurance projects, community education and peer review.
HOSPICE: Serves as patient case manager and focuses specifically on the physical, spiritual, and emotional needs of the patient and family in a nurturing and supportive role. Attends the first available hospice volunteer training after acceptance of employment.
MEDICAL IMAGING: Procedural Nurse: Provides IV moderate sedation and pain relief. Assists with biopsies, the placement of drains for abscesses, and the insertion of chest tubes. May assist with Peripheral Runoffs, PAS port placements and removals, Nephrostomy/Biliary tube placements, AV Fistulograms with and without angioplasty, IVC Filter placement and removal, Discograms and thrombolytic infusion therapy.
VASCULAR ACCESS NURSE: Hard stick IVs, ultrasound guided IVs, PICC insertions, mid-line insertions, arterial line insertions, port accesses, and dressing changes.
Desired Skills:
Here Is What You Will Need:
Nice to Have:
SPECIALTY CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIALTY UNITS
Candidates must meet the following mandatory requirements for specialty units once hired or transfer, unless alternate arrangements made with the Clinical Manager:
Administrative Rapid Response (ARR) – NIHSS within 30 days; AHA ACLS, TNCC, ENPC or AHA PALS, AAP NRP, and CPI within 1 year
Ambulatory Infusion Center, Hematology/Oncology Clinic, and Radiation Oncology – ONS biotherapy/chemotherapy within 6 months
Behavioral Health – CPI training within 90 days
Cardiac Services – AHA ACLS
Dialysis – AHA ACLS
ED – NIHSS within 90 days; CPI, AHA ACLS, and TNCC within 6 months; ENPC and NRP within 1 year
Forensic Nursing – IAFN approved SANE training within 2 months of hire. Complete forensic orientation training within 6 months of hire
ICU – NIHSS within 90 days; AHA ACLS and TNCC within 1 year
Labor and Delivery – AAP NRP within 6 months of hire; AHA ACLS within 6 months of completing L&D orientation; Fetal Heart Monitoring within 6 months of completing L&D orientation; and PeriOp 101 within 1 year of hire/transfer to L&D
MBU – AAP NRP and AHA ACLS within 6 months of hire
Medical Imaging – Procedural Nurse: AHA ACLS, AHA PALS, and Moderate Sedation within six months of hire
Nursery – AAP NRP within 6 months
PACU– AHA ACLS, AHA PALS, CPAN within 2 years, minimum of six months critical care experience
Peds – AHA NRP within 6 months; AHA PALS or ENPC within 6 months of finishing specialized orientation
Same Day Surgery – CAPA within 2 years, AHA ACLS within 1 year of hire.
SONU – NIHSS within 3 months, CPI for Charge Nurse within 6 months of hire date.
Telemetry – AHA ACLS within 1 year of hire
About Cheyenne Regional:
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center was founded in 1867 as a tent hospital by the Union Pacific Railroad to treat workers injured while building the transcontinental railroad. Today, we are the largest hospital in the state of Wyoming, employing over 2,000 people, and treating over 350,000 patients from southeastern Wyoming, western Nebraska, and northern Colorado. We pride ourselves on patient and employee experience by living our core values of Integrity, Caring, Compassion, Respect, Service, Teamwork and Excellence to I.N.S.P.I.R.E. great health.
Our team makes a difference every day by providing trusted healthcare expertise through a passionate and I.N.S.P.I.R.E.(ing) approach with a personal touch. By living our values, we aim to achieve our goal of becoming a 5-star rated hospital, providing critical support and resources to our community and the greater region we serve. If you are eager to make a difference and passionate about healthcare, we encourage you to apply today!
Full Time
$76k-94k (estimate)
07/26/2024
09/24/2024
cheyenneregionalmedicalcenter.com
Cheyenne, OK
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