Registered Nurse (RN) - Surgical Specialty Unit

Role Overview: The Registered Nurse (RN) provides direct patient care within various inpatient units, including Progressive Care, Cardiac, Oncology, Surgery, Neuroscience, and more. They serve as clinical leaders, promote a positive work environment, and ensure adherence to hospital policies. Key Responsibilities Deliver safe, individualized nursing care across diverse patient populations, including Neonate to Geriatric.Implement and document care plans, assist with tests and procedures, and administer medications, including IVs.Participate in patient discharge planning, patient/family education, and emergency responses.Maintain accurate medical records and triage calls per departmental policies.Support professional development through ongoing education and training.Ensure a safe, therapeutic environment and promote patient safety by following protocols and reporting hazards or errors.Serve as a preceptor for new staff and provide leadership during shift relief as assigned. Qualifications & Skills Graduate of an accredited nursing program with a valid RN license in the state.CPR certification (must be obtained within 30 days if not already certified).Competency in IV verification and TB testing as required.Preferred: Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing, bilingual skills (English/Spanish or Native languages), and certification in specialty areas.Ability to perform physical tasks involving lifting and moving patients or objects. Additional Details: The role offers shift differentials, continuous professional growth, and opportunities for sign-on and relocation assistance. The RN must work in a safe manner, ensure compliance with all policies, and contribute to high-quality patient care.