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COLUMBUS COMMUNITY HOSPITAL

Clinic RN PreAdmission Testing PRN

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Preadmission Testing Registered Nurse (RN) - PRN Variable hrs/wk; We are seeking a dedicated Preadmission Testing RN who will be a key member of our perioperative care team. The Preadmission Testing RN is responsible for conducting comprehensive preoperative assessments, coordinating diagnostic testing and medical clearances, and delivering clear, compassionate patient education to ensure every patient is optimally prepared for surgery. This role requires confident clinical judgment, strong assessment skills, and the ability to prioritize multiple tasks while working independently. Primary responsibilities include performing focused history and physical screenings, identifying comorbidities or risk factors that may affect surgical outcomes, arranging laboratory, imaging, and consultative testing, and collaborating closely with surgeons, anesthesia providers, and perioperative staff to communicate findings and recommendations. The RN will document assessments and clearance status in the electronic medical record, manage preoperative medication and fasting instructions, and provide telephonic and written education tailored to each patient's procedure and health literacy. Professional telephone etiquette and frequent computer use are essential components of the position.
Required qualifications:
current Nebraska RN license and BLS certification. Preferred experience includes prior work in clinic settings, perianesthesia, preadmissions, or case management. We are willing to train the right candidate who demonstrates initiative, strong organizational skills, effective critical thinking, and an ability to build rapport with patients and multidisciplinary teams. The ideal candidate will be comfortable with frequent documentation, coordinating care across providers, and performing independent clinical assessments with accuracy and compassion.