Registered Nurse - Observation Unit

Role Overview The Registered Nurse (RN) provides comprehensive patient care through assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation, utilizing evidence-based practices and technology. The role involves collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, developing individualized care plans, and ensuring patient and family involvement. RNs delegate and coordinate care, prioritize tasks, and manage resources effectively. They also evaluate patient responses, adjust care plans accordingly, and maintain professionalism by adhering to legal, ethical, and regulatory standards, including accurate documentation. Key Responsibilities Perform thorough assessments of patients' physical, social, and psychological needs.Develop personalized care plans with input from patients, families, and healthcare team members.Lead and coordinate care delivery, delegating tasks appropriately.Monitor and evaluate patient progress, revising care plans as needed.Maintain professional standards, ensure compliance, and deliver accurate documentation. Qualifications & Skills Current RN license in the practice state; valid compact licenses transferred within 60 days.Less than 12 months of experience requires a BSN within four years of hire.Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.Strong skills in patient care, interdisciplinary collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and documentation. Physical & Additional Requirements Ability to see, hear, communicate effectively, and perform manual tasks including lifting and moving patients and equipment.Frequent walking, standing, and navigating busy environments.For roles involving driving, the ability to operate a vehicle safely.