Ambulatory Surgery Center RN - Surgical

About the role

Under the direction of the RN Manager ASC KC, you will assume independent responsibility for the direct, primary care of patients through the pre‑ and post‑operative phases of surgical care. You will utilize the nursing process to provide comprehensive peri‑operative nursing care, coordinate total patient care with the health‑care team, act as a patient advocate using the Patients’ Bill of Rights, and demonstrate professional growth by accepting accountability for your nursing practice. You will serve as a liaison between physicians, staff, patients, and families to facilitate safe and effective patient flow consistent with Kadlec Regional Medical Center’s Mission, Vision, and Values, and assist in directing and supervising nursing and support staff. Providence caregivers are invaluable; join our team at Kadlec Regional Medical Center and thrive in a culture of patient‑focused, whole‑person care built on understanding, commitment, and mutual respect. Your voice matters here, and we empower you to inspire and retain the best talent. Eligible rehire and external candidates may receive a $3,000 sign‑on bonus in addition to the comprehensive benefits and compensation package that begins on day one. Located in sunny Tri‑Cities, Washington, Kadlec is the region’s largest non‑profit healthcare provider, offering primary and specialty care, a growing open‑heart surgery and interventional cardiology program, the only level III NICU in the area, a world‑class all‑digital outpatient imaging center, and many other innovative services.

Responsibilities

• Assumes independent responsibility/accountability for the direct, primary care of patients through the pre/post phases of surgical care.
• Utilizes the nursing process to provide comprehensive nursing care during the peri‑operative phase.
• Coordinates total patient care in coordination with other health care team members.
• Functions as a patient advocate utilizing the Patients' Bill of Rights.
• Demonstrates professional growth and development by accepting responsibility and accountability for one's nursing practice.
• Serves as a liaison between physicians