Charge Nurse

PAM Health Specialty Hospital Of Corpus Christi BayfrontFull-Time Nights Charge Registered Nurse (RN)Interviewing Now, Apply Today!Ideal candidates will possess a current Registered Nurse (RN) license, ACLS/BLS and a minimum of one year of experience in acute care, critical care, ICU, long-term acute care hospitals (LTACH), or other hospital-based settings. Additionally, prior leadership experience as a House Supervisor or Charge Nurse is highly preferred.Remember Why You Became a Nurse?We Here at PAM Health Are Mindful of What It Took for You to Gain Your Nursing Education and Begin Your Career and We Admire You and the Countless Others Who Have Chosen This Career Path.We Want You to Know That You Are Respected, Admired, Encouraged to Grow, and Rewarded Here with Us at PAM Health!We Offer the Following to All Our Full-Time Employees:Comprehensive Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance with Plan Options to Choose FromRx PlansEmployee Assistance ProgramsGroup Legal Assistance/Identify Theft Protection/Home and Auto Insurance/Pet InsuranceDisability BenefitsLife InsuranceMost Importantly: Opportunity to Grow! We Love to Promote From Within! And With Over 70+ Locations and Growing! There Are Countless Opportunities for Growth and a Future with PAM Health!Referral Bonuses as Well Are Offered for Each Full-Time Employee You Refer! Up to $5,000 Per Employee Referred!! Ask a Recruiter for More Information.We Are Currently Hiring for an RN Charge Nurse- and Would Love to Meet with You and Discuss Why We Feel You Would Be a Wonderful Addition to Our PAMily! Please Take a Moment to Review the Job Opportunity and Reach Out to a Recruiter with Any Questions You May Have or for the Next Steps in Furthering Your Career; Apply Directly to the Post. We Look Forward to Meeting You Soon!ResponsibilitiesThe Charge Registered Nurse (RN) Is a Professional Nurse Who Coordinates the Delivery of Nursing Care. Aligned with Nursing Leadership, the Charge Nurse Provides Leadership by Working in Collaboration with Medical, Ancillary, and Support Staff in Maintaining Standards of Nursing Practice in the Clinical Setting. The Charge Nurse Serves as a Clinical and Leadership Resource and Role Model for the Staff.QualificationsRN License in the State You Are ApplyingCurrent BLS CertificationCurrent ACLS Certification Is Preferred Initially and Required After 90 Days of Employment. Let Us Help You Get Your ACLS!ACLS Is Required from Day 1 for All Charge Nurses, High Obs, and ICU.Experience: One Year of Inpatient Medical-Surgical Nursing Experience Preferred but Not Required.A Few Things That Aren't Required, but We Would Prefer:Having Prior Experience in Emergency or Critical Care EnvironmentsA Higher Comfort Level Working with Vents/Trachs/PICC Lines, Etc.Having 2 Years of Experience in Direct Patient Care