RN ICU FT

United States·Geneva General Hospital - GenevaSourcingmid

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Requirements Summary

Graduate of an accredited school of professional nursing. Preferred: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).

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Join our Intensive Care Unit (ICU) team as a Registered Nurse and provide high-quality, compassionate care to critically ill and unstable patients. The ICU RN utilizes advanced nursing knowledge, clinical judgment, technical skills, and effective communication to assess patients, develop and implement individualized plans of care, and evaluate patient outcomes in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team.

The ICU RN develops specialized critical care skills and a strong working knowledge of cardiac monitoring, life-support equipment, and other medical technologies and nursing interventions essential to caring for critically ill patients. This position also provides education and emotional support to patients and families while promoting comfort, dignity, safety, and a healing environment.

Responsibilities

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Assess the physical, emotional, and developmental needs of critically ill patients.
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Develop, implement, and evaluate individualized plans of care in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team.
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Provide direct nursing care to critically ill and unstable patients.
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Monitor and interpret cardiac rhythms and other critical patient data.
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Safely operate and maintain competency with life-support equipment, cardiac monitoring systems, and other critical care technology.
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Recognize changes in patient condition and respond appropriately and promptly.
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Administer medications and treatments in accordance with established standards and protocols.
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Coordinate patient care throughout the hospitalization.
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Educate patients and families regarding treatment, self-care, lifestyle changes, and health promotion.
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Provide emotional support to patients and families during critical illness.
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Promote patient comfort, dignity, safety, and well-being.
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Maintain confidentiality and demonstrate professionalism in all interactions.
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Collaborate effectively with physicians and members of the interdisciplinary care team.
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Demonstrate strong organizational skills while managing multiple priorities and meeting deadlines.
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Contribute to a positive team environment through effective communication and role modeling.