Charge Nurse - ICU, WEO, Days

This role involves coordinating the delivery of high-quality nursing care for patients across all age groups and managing operational issues during shifts. The nurse provides clinical care as needed, communicates patient and departmental updates, and serves as a resource and guidance for staff. Key Responsibilities Include Assessing patient needs and developing individualized care plans based on evidence and best practices.Implementing and coordinating care delivery while promoting safety and health.Leading and collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure effective patient outcomes.Practicing ethically and in accordance with diversity and inclusion principles.Evaluating care quality and nursing practices, utilizing resources to provide safe, effective, and fiscally responsible services. Qualifications Graduate from an accredited nursing school; Bachelor's degree preferred.Minimum of 1 year hospital nursing experience; 2+ years preferred.Valid RN licensure in the relevant state and multistate licensure if applicable.Required certifications include BCLS, ACLS, PALS, Chemotherapy/Biotherapy, and NRP, with additional specialty certifications depending on the unit.Additional certifications may be required based on specialty areas such as Cardiac Tele, Critical Care, Emergency Department, Pediatrics, Surgical Services, or Women's Services. Skills And Attributes Include Strong communication, leadership, and collaborative skills.Ability to analyze assessment data, develop and implement care plans, and evaluate outcomes.Commitment to ethical practice, diversity, inclusion, and ongoing professional development.Ability to utilize evidence-based practices and contribute to quality nursing care.