RN - ICU - Night Shift -Sign on Bonus eligible

We need to output HTML fragment with sections: headings

for sections like About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule. We need to include only sections that have real content. We have job posting content: list of job specific competencies (responsibilities/skills). Then a line: "This position has a Sign on Bonus of $10,000 that is eligible to be paid out at the discretion of Secaucus University for Nurses with Neuro ICU experience." That's a benefit (sign-on bonus). Then "EDUCATION + EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS: Current NJ State RN license BSN preferred BLS, ACLS certifications - AHA approved Minimum of 2 Years of experience in Intensive Care Unit". That's qualifications/requirements. We need to decide sections: maybe "Responsibilities" (or "Job Specific Competencies") for the list of duties. Could also have "Qualifications" for education/experience. "Benefits" for sign-on bonus. No Pay or Schedule given. No About the role. So we output sections: Responsibilities, Qualifications, Benefits. We need to use

for each heading. Use

• for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. For benefits, it's a single item maybe still list. We must preserve all substantive info, not invent. Remove boilerplate etc. No duplication. We need to ensure we don't repeat job title as heading. Not include Job ID etc. We need to output only HTML fragment. Let's extract responsibilities list: many bullet-like sentences separated by spaces. We'll convert each sentence to
• . Need to keep content exactly as given, but we can split at periods? The original text: "Job Specific Competencies Adheres to CLABSI and CAUTI protocols Performs venipuncture, IV infusion therapy and pump usage Wound care assessment, documentation and wound prevention protocol as per policy Completes Plan of Care. Initiate, review and resolve based on diagnosis and history Completes assessments and reassessments and required documentation accurately and timely Renders appropriate nutritional care including enteral + parenteral therapies Medication administration which includes critical medications and evaluates response Adheres to infection prevention protocol including but not limited to hand hygiene, PPE and universal precautions Administration of blood and blood products Able to perform chest PT, oral, naso, tracheostomy, endo, and tracheal suctioning Activates Core Measures and Septic Protocols as indicated Able to perform chest PT, oral, naso, tracheostomy, endo, and tracheal suctioning Reports critical Lab, Radiology, EKG, + ABG values to MD according to policy Interprets cardiac monitor rhythm + performs appropriate interventions Identifies + responds to emergency situations Proficient in ventilation management + pulmonary support Demonstrates proficiency in life support; code blue and Rapid Response Adapts to varied age specific patient populations; e.g. infant, toddler, adult, etc. Identifies concomitant health + social needs of patients Ensures proper discharge instructions and medication reconciliation including follow-up referral Assists with bedside interventional procedures Documents patients pain assessment, pain goal and documents prn effectiveness of pain medications within 1 hour of administration Administers Stat medications within one half hour of physicians order Verifies all physician orders in Careview Demonstrates proficiency is administration of emergency medications and drips Reports any changes in patients condition immediately to either Hospitalist or Attending Physician. Documents for restraints done per protocol. Completes documentation for patient transfers to another facility Demonstrates fiscal responsibility by completing their assignments and charting within the designated time of their shift Initiates DVT prophylaxis when appropriate Proficient in neuromuscular blocking agents and train of four" We need to split into items. Many sentences end with period. We'll treat each sentence as an item. Some sentences have no period (like "Adheres to CLABSI and CAUTI protocols" maybe continues). Actually the text starts with "Job Specific Competencies Adheres to CLABSI and CAUTI protocols Performs venipuncture..." It seems missing periods. We'll need to parse manually: Let's split by capital letters after a period? Might be easier to just keep as one big paragraph? But requirement: Use
  • for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. So we need list items. We can create items by splitting at each distinct competency phrase. Could approximate by splitting at each capitalized verb after a period or after "and". But risk of missing nuance. Better: Keep as a single
    with one
    • containing the whole block? That would be a list with one item, still satisfies "list". But maybe they'd expect multiple items. However instruction: "Use
      • for any list of duties/requirements/benefits". If we treat the whole block as a list, it's still a list. But we might lose readability. However we must preserve all substantive information; we can keep it as a single paragraph inside
      • . That's okay. But we could also split by sentences using periods. Let's attempt to split manually: I'll copy the text and insert markers at each period. Text: "Adheres to CLABSI and CAUTI protocols Performs venipuncture, IV infusion therapy and pump usage Wound care assessment, documentation and wound prevention protocol as per policy Completes Plan of Care. Initiate, review and resolve based on diagnosis and history Completes assessments and reassessments and required documentation accurately and timely Renders appropriate nutritional care including enteral + parenteral therapies Medication administration which includes critical medications and evaluates response Adheres to infection prevention protocol including but not limited to hand hygiene, PPE and universal precautions Administration of blood and blood products Able to perform chest PT, oral, naso, tracheostomy, endo, and tracheal suctioning Activates Core Measures and Septic Protocols as indicated Able to perform chest PT, oral, naso, tracheostomy, endo, and tracheal suctioning Reports critical Lab, Radiology, EKG, + ABG values to MD according to policy Interprets cardiac monitor rhythm + performs appropriate interventions Identifies + responds to emergency situations Proficient in ventilation management + pulmonary support Demonstrates proficiency in life support; code blue and Rapid Response Adapts to varied age specific patient populations; e.g. infant, toddler, adult, etc. Identifies concomitant health + social needs of patients Ensures proper discharge instructions and medication reconciliation including follow-up referral Assists with bedside interventional procedures Documents patients pain assessment, pain goal and documents prn effectiveness of pain medications within 1 hour of administration Administers Stat medications within one half hour of physicians order Verifies all physician orders in Careview Demonstrates proficiency is administration of emergency medications and drips Reports any changes in patients condition immediately to either Hospitalist or Attending Physician. Documents for restraints done per protocol. Completes documentation for patient transfers to another facility Demonstrates fiscal responsibility by completing their assignments and charting within the designated time of their shift Initiates DVT prophylaxis when appropriate Proficient in neuromuscular blocking agents and train of four" Now split at periods: 1. "Adheres to CLABSI and CAUTI protocols Performs venipuncture, IV infusion therapy and pump usage Wound care assessment, documentation and wound prevention protocol as per policy Completes Plan of Care" 2. "Initiate, review and resolve based on diagnosis and history Completes assessments and reassessments and required documentation accurately and timely Renders appropriate nutritional care including enteral + parenteral therapies Medication administration which includes critical medications and evaluates response Adheres to infection prevention protocol including but not limited to hand hygiene, PPE and universal precautions Administration of blood and blood products Able to perform chest PT, oral, naso, tracheostomy, endo, and tracheal suctioning Activates Core Measures and Septic Protocols as indicated Able to perform chest PT, oral, naso, tracheostomy, endo, and tracheal suctioning Reports critical Lab, Radiology, EKG, + ABG values to MD according to policy Interprets cardiac monitor rhythm + performs appropriate interventions Identifies + responds to emergency situations Proficient in ventilation management + pulmonary support Demonstrates proficiency in life support; code blue and Rapid Response Adapts to varied age specific patient populations; e.g. infant, toddler, adult, etc. Identifies concomitant health + social needs of patients Ensures proper discharge instructions and medication reconciliation including follow-up referral Assists with bedside interventional procedures Documents patients pain assessment, pain goal and documents prn effectiveness of pain medications within 1 hour of administration Administers Stat medications within one half hour of physicians order Verifies all physician orders in Careview Demonstrates proficiency is administration of emergency medications and drips Reports any changes in patients condition immediately to either Hospitalist or Attending Physician" 3. "Documents for restraints done per protocol" 4. "Completes documentation for patient transfers to another facility Demonstrates fiscal responsibility by completing their assignments and charting within the designated time of their shift Initiates DVT prophylaxis when appropriate Proficient in neuromuscular blocking agents and train of four" But many of these are still long strings with multiple ideas. Could split further by sentences that lack period but start with a capital letter after a lowercase? Eg after "Completes Plan of Care." then "Initiate, review..." starts with capital I, so that's a new sentence. Good. Now after that huge block, there is a period before "Documents for restraints done per protocol." So that's separate. After that, "Completes documentation for patient transfers to another facility Demonstrates fiscal responsibility by completing their assignments and charting within the designated time of their shift Initiates DVT prophylaxis when appropriate Proficient in neuromuscular blocking agents and train of four" No period at end. Could split at capital letters after a lowercase? Eg after "facility" then "Demonstrates" capital D, new sentence. After "shift" then "Initiates" capital I. After "appropriate" then "Proficient" capital P. Thus we can get items: - Adheres to CLABSI and CAUTI protocols Performs venipuncture, IV infusion therapy and pump usage Wound care assessment, documentation and wound prevention protocol as per policy Completes Plan of Care - Initiate, review and resolve based on diagnosis and history Completes assessments and reassessments and required documentation accurately and timely Renders appropriate nutritional care including enteral + parenteral therapies Medication administration which includes critical medications and evaluates response Adheres to infection prevention protocol including but not limited to hand hygiene, PPE and universal precautions Administration of blood and blood products Able to perform chest PT, oral, naso, tracheostomy, endo, and tracheal suctioning Activates Core Measures and Septic Protocols as indicated Able to perform chest PT, oral, naso, tracheostomy, endo, and tracheal suctioning Reports critical Lab, Radiology, EKG, + ABG values to MD according to policy Interprets cardiac monitor rhythm + performs appropriate interventions Identifies + responds to emergency situations Proficient in ventilation management + pulmonary support Demonstrates proficiency in life support; code blue and Rapid Response Adapts to varied age specific patient populations; e.g. infant, toddler, adult, etc. Identifies concomitant health + social needs of patients Ensures proper discharge instructions and medication reconciliation including follow-up referral Assists with bedside interventional procedures Documents patients pain assessment, pain goal and documents prn effectiveness of pain medications within 1 hour of administration Administers Stat medications within one half hour of physicians order Verifies all physician orders in Careview Demonstrates proficiency is administration of emergency medications and drips Reports any changes in patients condition immediately to either Hospitalist or Attending Physician - Documents for restraints done per protocol - Completes documentation for patient transfers to another facility - Demonstrates fiscal responsibility by completing their assignments and charting within the designated time of their shift - Initiates DVT prophylaxis when appropriate - Proficient in neuromuscular blocking agents and train of four That seems reasonable. Now qualifications: "Current NJ State RN license BSN preferred BLS, ACLS certifications - AHA approved Minimum of 2 Years of experience in Intensive Care Unit" We can split: maybe items: -