Nurse Extern II - Burn
About the role
Be the heart of compassionate care in a patient care support role with us! In this vital role, you'll provide essential assistance and comfort to patients, ensuring they receive the best possible experience during their healthcare journey. If you’re dedicated, empathetic, and ready to make a positive impact on patients' lives, we encourage you to apply today and become a crucial part of our caring team!
Primary Location: Detroit, Michigan. Facility: DMC Children's Hospital of Michigan.
Facility Description: DMC Harper University Hospital has distinguished itself in surgery and medicine and is known for its clinical expertise and innovative research. A specialty referral hospital, Harper has established Centers of Excellence in neurosciences, bariatric surgery, vascular services, multidisciplinary cardiovascular services, hypertension, stroke prevention and heart failure.
Responsibilities
- Be a member of the patient care services team with primary responsibilities for technical, multi-skilled direct and indirect patient care activities.
- Work under the supervision of a registered nurse who delegates tasks based upon patient needs and NE II skills and abilities.
- Report all deviations from expected patient parameters to the registered nurse.
- Recognize that specific patient care tasks may vary widely in type and frequency from unit to unit or across service lines, based on the nature of the patient population being served.
- Assist with providing patient care such as ADLS, vitals, ambulation and other duties within the scope of patient care tech or equivalent, under the guidance of an experienced RN each shift.
- Receive instruction, mentorship, and ongoing feedback from the assigned RN in the clinical area.
- Provide essential assistance and comfort to patients, ensuring they receive the best possible experience during their healthcare journey.
Requirements
Applicants must be within 6 months before graduation from an accredited school of nursing and must pass all senior courses to remain in