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HCA Healthcare

MICU Registered Nurse

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HCA Healthcare is seeking a PRN Registered Nurse for its Medical Intensive Care Unit (MICU). In this role, you will assess critically ill patients, monitor changing conditions, administer medications and treatments, and coordinate care with physicians and the interdisciplinary team. You will document care, follow infection-prevention and safety practices, and respond promptly to emergencies. The ideal candidate holds an active RN license and current BLS and ACLS certifications; critical care experience is preferred. Join a compassionate, collaborative team committed to patient-centered care, continuous learning, and making a meaningful impact in the community. PRN scheduling offers as-needed shifts; specific schedule and compensation details are determined by the facility. Responsibilities Assess and monitor critically ill MICU patients. Administer medications and prescribed treatments. Recognize changes in patient condition and escalate concerns promptly. Coordinate care with physicians and the interdisciplinary team. Document assessments, interventions, and patient outcomes. Follow infection-prevention, safety, and patient-care standards. Respond to emergencies and assist with resuscitation efforts. Required Skills Critical care nursing Medical intensive care unit (MICU) patient care Patient assessment and monitoring Medication administration Ventilator and respiratory care Hemodynamic monitoring Emergency response and resuscitation Care planning and documentation Infection prevention Interdisciplinary collaboration