Charge Nurse - ICU, PT, Days

The role involves coordinating and providing high-quality nursing care across various departments, ensuring patient safety and effective communication with staff and leadership. Key responsibilities include assessing patient needs, developing and implementing individualized care plans, and supervising care delivery to promote health and safety. Qualifications include graduation from an accredited nursing program, with a preference for a bachelor's degree, and at least one year of hospital nursing experience. Necessary licenses and certifications encompass Georgia RN licensure, BCLS, ACLS, PALS, chemotherapy/biotherapy, and specialized certifications relevant to the department, such as NRP and fetal monitoring for women’s services. Additional duties involve practicing ethically, promoting diversity and inclusion, collaborating with stakeholders, leading practice initiatives, and integrating evidence-based research into nursing practice. Certification timelines and requirements vary by specialty, with some certifications needed within 6 months to a year of employment. Overall, the role demands a competent, adaptable nurse committed to delivering safe, effective, and patient-centered care in a dynamic healthcare environment.