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LiveWell Homecare Agency

RN Med/Surg T6 (Inpatient)

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A Medical Surgery Registered Nurse cares for adult patients in a clinical setting within a surgery. Works on the surgical floor of a hospital, with supervision from a Surgeon as part of a surgery nursing team. Coordinates care for patients with a range of different medical issues.

$88,001 / year median in Illinois

+12% projected growth

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RN - Med/Surg T6 (Inpatient) LiveWell Homecare Agency Urbana, IL Job Details 1 day ago Qualifications Telemetry RN License Medical equipment operation Peripheral intravenous cannulation Nursing Diploma Cardiac event monitoring Full Job Description Seeking a registered nurse for a fast-paced NT6 Observation unit with 43 beds, providing acute care for diverse patient populations, including cardiac, surgical, and behavioral health cases. Responsibilities include performing comprehensive assessments, developing and modifying individualized care plans, administering treatments, and ensuring patient safety. Documenting care accurately, responding to changes in patient status, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team are essential. Qualifications required are RN licensure, BLS certification within 30 days, a nursing diploma, and at least 1 year of RN experience. Skills include IV insertions, telemetry monitoring, patient connection, and equipment management. The unit fosters a team-oriented culture with resources such as nurse supervisors, educators, and regular meetings, emphasizing continuous learning and quality care.