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Primary Nurse RN
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What they do
A Registered Nurse provides medical care and treatment, educates patients about their conditions, and provides emotional support to patients and families. Works in hospitals, schools, clinics or community health centers. Works under the supervision of a physician or other specialist, and serves as the primary point of care for patients in a hospital setting. May specialize in emergency room work, or treatment for a particular condition, or specialize in working with infants, the elderly or other patient groups. May work as an advanced practice specialists and prescribe medications in addition to offering specialty care.
$93,212 / year median in Massachusetts
+18% projected growth
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Time Type:
Full timeDepartment:
PACE Center All Locations:
10 Garofalo StreetRevere PACE Position Summary:
The Primary Nurse- RN is responsible for the general oversight, assessment, planning, and construction of the nursing care delivered to the participant.
- Assess health status and symptoms of ESP participants and record the related health data in the participant's electronic medical record a.) Collect health/symptom data from the participant and/or caregivers b.) Navigates the medical record
- Analyze and interpret recorded data, and make informed judgments as to the specific elements of nursing care mandated by a particular situation: a.) Correlate new data and symptoms with the existing medical records. b.) Determines indication for the appropriate response level utilizing consultation from the other team members within established guidelines.
- Plan and implement nursing intervention, including all appropriate elements of nurse care and prescribed medical or other therapeutic regimens mandated by an acute or chronic condition, other relevant conditions (such as care giver status, health wishes, etc) scientific principles, recent advancements and current knowledge in the field: a.