Charge Nurse - Neuro ICU

This role involves coordinating the delivery of high-quality nursing care across the patient lifecycle, managing operational issues during shifts, and providing clinical support as needed based on patient census. It requires effective communication of patient care, departmental concerns, and staff needs to leadership, serving as a resource and guide for healthcare staff. Qualifications include a graduate from an accredited nursing school (bachelor's preferred), at least one year of hospital nursing experience (two+ preferred), and valid Georgia RN licensure. Required certifications encompass BCLS, ACLS, PALS, chemotherapy/biotherapy, NRP, and unit-specific certifications like PEARS, ENPC, and specialty-specific advanced certifications. Additional responsibilities involve collecting and analyzing patient data, developing and implementing individualized care plans, promoting safety, practicing ethically, and collaborating with stakeholders. Compliance with ongoing certification requirements within specified timeframes, including specialty certifications, is essential to ensure evidence-based, safe, and effective nursing practices.