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Registered Nurse, Infusion Specialist
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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.
$72,530 / year median in Tennessee
+9% projected growth
Job Description
AVAILABLE LOCATIONS
: Downtown Nashville Brentwood St Thomas West Mount Juliet Job Requirements Required Must possess a valid Tennessee State RN license; graduation from an accredited RN program Current Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) certification Knowledge, skills and abilities to provide limited patient care / treatment specific to the age of the population served: vital signs charting medical terminology patient focused customer service medication administration / effects clinic procedures patient education various types of equipment used in examination and treatment procedures administer IV infection control guidelines safety and HIPAA guidelines (patient confidentiality) sterile techniques and sterilization process, etc. Preferred Experience and/or an understanding of electronic health records (EHR) i.e. Allscripts software Prior experience in a large multi-specialty physician practice Core Competencies Clinical Gathers, via direct care and/or telephone encounters, clinical data and maintains documentation in the clinical record (initials/dates) to ensure accurate tracking of medical treatment, i.e. chief complaint, vital signs, allergies, medications, advanced directive, growth charts, pain score, health history- i.e. immunization records, allergy injection record, etc.; completes Comprehensive Health Assessment as indicated annually Notifies physician / provider immediately of patient's status, pending lab test results, and any abnormal data / complaints observed or obtained from the patient
- i.e. breathing difficulties, adverse drug reactions, medication effectiveness, cardiac arrhythmias, etc. and administers CPR should the need arise; notifies other personnel of physician orders; preps charts for physician(s) as instructed Triages patients appropriately
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- i.e. glucose, UAs, pregnancy, strep, etc. as ordered; follows established lab protocol/guidelines i.e. controls (strep, urine, RSV, Flu, hemoglobin, cholesterol, lipid, A-disk, pregnancy, etc.) Accurately follows established procedures for collecting, documenting, and handling various specimens / cultures
- i.e. throat, wound, stool, urine, sputum, etc.; infection control in the handling and disposing of infectious / hazardous waste materials. Appropriately uses/operates/troubleshoots various equipment needed in delivering patient care
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- e.g. pap and pelvic, lesion removal, biopsies, ear irrigation, colposcopy, sutures, etc.; keeps exam rooms stocked and room and equipment clean in accordance with established schedule Properly cares for patient
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- ensures paper trays are filled, ink cartridges are replaced as needed, and maintenance is called if necessary Completes HMA required forms accurately and timely
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- goes the extra mile to assist others and ensure the message delivered is received as intended Exhibits behavior that is consistent with HMA's mission, vision and values Interpersonal Skills Is open and receptive to constructive criticism from HMA leadership, Physicians / providers, co-workers and patients and responds in a positive, non-confrontational manner Responds in a calm, private, and professional manner when involved in adversarial situations or in situations involving conflict with others•involves supervisor as appropriate Addresses and responds to others in a professional manner•speaks clearly, listens, offers assistance, and answers questions succinctly and accurately Serves as a mentor to new employees and willingly assists them through the orientation process Demonstrates behavior that is collegial, team spirited, and collaborative in working with other members of the HMA team; does not participate in gossip or interactions that break down team Works collaboratively with fellow team members and volunteers to assist others without being asked or directed in order to promote a team spirited work environment and to ensure the workflow and processes are completed and the patient experience is seamless and positive; seeks out work when own work is completed Physical and Environmental Requirements Continual Standing / Sitting Walking Talking Seeing / Hearing Frequent Bending / Stooping/Twisting Lifting
- reaching, grasping, handling Occasional Pushing / Pulling