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- Holidays: Rotating Holiday
- Weekends: Every other weekend
- None
- Accurately interprets patient's cardiac rhythm strips.
- Notifies physician of any changes in patient's cardiac rhythm.
- Manages patients who are stable on ventilators in collaboration with the respiratory therapist and physician.
- Manages stable hemodynamic monitoring.
- Effectively engages patients, families and/or significant others regarding the plan of care, short and long term goals, progression toward goal achievement, including discharge planning.
- License: Current California RN license
- Certification: Current BLS, ACLS and PALS provider cards
- Experience: Minimum 1 year acute hospital experience required. If no previous/recent DOU or Step Down experience, candidate would need to complete a transition program.
- Education: Associate's degree in Nursing (ASN) required
- Certified in field of specialty (CCRN, PCCN, Trauma) and Bachelor's degree in Nursing (BSN) strongly preferred.
- Cardio-Vascular (Interventional), Trauma Care and Pediatrics experience preferred.
- NIHSS certification preferred.
- Number of Beds: 30 beds
- Patient Population: Cardio-vascular patients, including care of post interventional patients and post open-heart patients. Stable pediatric patients aged 3-16 years including some trauma, gastroenteritis, and pulmonary diseases. Competently cares for ICU overflow patients and functions independently when floating to the ICU.
- Nurse to Patient Ratio: 1:3
Definitive Observation Unit RN - Santa Clarita, United States - Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital
Description
Join Our Team as an RN in the Definitive Observation Unit (DOU)
Shift/Hours:
Night Shift: 7:00pm - 7:30am
Holiday/Weekend Requirement:
On Call Requirement:
Responsibilities:
Must Haves:
Preferred:
About the Unit:
What type of personality works well in this department?
We seek individuals who are proactive, compassionate, and adaptable. Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively within a multidisciplinary team are essential.