Graduate Nurse

The role involves providing safe, direct patient care in an ambulatory setting, supporting the healthcare team with individualized care plans, medication administration, and assisting with tests and procedures. Graduate Nurses must obtain RN licensure within 60 days and transition to an RN inpatient or outpatient role upon passing the NCLEX. Failure to pass results in demotion with pay reduction. Key responsibilities include maintaining patient safety, adhering to policies, ensuring a therapeutic environment, and participating in ongoing professional development. Qualifications include graduation from an accredited nursing program, CPR certification, and NM RN licensure or permit. Bilingual abilities and experience are advantageous but not required. Physical demands involve exerting significant force, and working conditions may include exposure to biohazards requiring PPE. Additional benefits include sign-on bonus and relocation assistance.