Charge Nurse - ICU - Night Shift

This role involves coordinating and delivering high-quality nursing care across various patient populations, from birth through adulthood, during assigned shifts. Responsibilities include providing clinical care as needed, communicating patient, departmental, and staff issues to leadership, and serving as a resource and guide for nursing staff. The position requires a graduate from an accredited nursing program, with a preference for a Bachelor's degree, and at least 1 year of hospital nursing experience (2+ preferred). Necessary licenses and certifications include an active RN license, BCLS, ACLS, PALS, Chemotherapy/Biotherapy, NRP, and specialized certifications relevant to the department (e.g., PEARS, ENPC, TNCC). Additional qualifications involve analyzing patient data, developing individualized care plans, coordinating care delivery, promoting safety, practicing ethically, and collaborating effectively. Leadership, evidence-based practice, ongoing education, and adherence to diversity, inclusion, and safety principles are essential. Certifications must be obtained within specified timeframes, especially for specialized units such as Cardiac Tele, Critical Care, Emergency Department, Pediatrics, Surgical Services, and Women's Services. Overall, the role demands clinical expertise, strong communication, leadership, and a commitment to safe, effective, and evidence-based nursing practice.