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- Weekend Incentive
- Shift Differential
- Mercy will pay for WCC/WOCN course, exam, certification
- This position is eligible for a Sign On Bonus, paid out over 2 years
- Referral Bonus Opportunity
- 401k with employer match
- Day-One comprehensive medical, dental & vision insurance
- Education: BSN required
- Licensure: Missouri RN licensure
- Experience: 2 years of RN experience
- Preferred Certifications: WCC/WOCN certification
- Other: Responsible and accountable for prescribing, delegating and coordinating the nursing care provided to a select group of patients for wound and ostomy care within the context of the organizations and nursing services. Wound care nurses specialize in the proper management of wound care by treating and monitoring wounds that are the result of disease, injury, or medical treatments. The job requires that a wound care nurse provides care that will optimally and safely manage various types of wounds, including but not limiting surgical openings, ulcers, decubitus ulcers, feeding tube sites, and abscesses. Their work requires that they assess the wounds, create and implement treatment plans, monitor infections and signs of various infections, and clean wounds. The nurses must also have advanced skills to assess symptoms of complex wounds. Wound care nurses will also educate other healthcare members in the area of proper wound care.
RN Inpatient Wound Care - St Louis, United States - Mercy
Description
$10,000 Sign on BonusMERCY HOSPITAL St Louis
Department: Wound Care
Status: Full Time (36 hrs/wk)
Shift: Friday - Sunday or Saturday - Monday (7am-7-pm)
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Incentives:
Responsible and accountable for prescribing, delegating and coordinating the nursing care provided to a select group of patients for wound and ostomy care within the context of the organizations and nursing services. Wound care nurses specialize in the proper management of wound care by treating and monitoring wounds that are the result of disease, injury, or medical treatments. The job requires that a wound care nurse provides care that will optimally and safely heal various types of wounds, including but not limiting surgical openings, ulcers, decubitus ulcers, feeding tube sites, and abscesses. Their work requires that they access the wounds, create and implement treatment plans, monitor infections and signs of various infections, and clean wounds. The nurses must also have advanced skills to assess symptoms that require management of complex wounds. Wound care nurses will also educate other healthcare members in the area of proper wound care.
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