Registered Nurse

651 Centre View Blvd, Crestview Hills, Kentucky Job Type: Regular Scheduled Hours: 40 hours Job Summary: The licensed registered nurse is a professional nurse responsible and accountable for providing evidence‑based clinical care to designated patients utilizing the nursing process. This is accomplished by assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating care according to established ethical/cultural codes and standards of nursing practices and working collaboratively with interdisciplinary teams to achieve patient outcomes. The registered nurse is responsible to delegate tasks appropriately to other licensed and unlicensed health‑care team members. Demonstrate respect, dignity, kindness and empathy in each encounter with all patients, families, visitors and other employees regardless of cultural background. Responsibilities: Patient Care: Utilize the nursing process in the care, counsel, and health teaching of the ill, injured or infirm to develop and implement a plan of care for each patient. Determine appropriate nursing interventions to meet each patient outcome. Ensures the plan of care provides for the maintenance of health and prevention of illness. Incorporate into the patients’ plan aspects of cultural sensitivity, diversity, and non‑discriminatory terms and approaches. Maintain current skills, knowledge, and competencies in area of specialty. Utilizes evidence‑based practice, research, clinical judgment, and nursing skills based upon the principles of psychological, biological, physical, and social science in planning and providing nursing care. Document care provided utilizing the Patient Data Base, PFER, Care Maps, Progress Notes, Flow Sheets, and other forms as required. Exhibit critical thinking and problem‑solving skills to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care. Serve as the patient’s advocate. Responsible for supervising. Work collaboratively with interdisciplinary team members to plan and deliver care. Patient Safety: Demonstrate proficiency in the administration of medication and treatment as prescribed by physicians, dentists, or advanced registered nurse practitioners. Responsible for preparing and administering medications in the prescribed dosage, route, frequency and observing, recording, and reporting responses, untoward reactions, and side effects of drug therapy. Contact appropriate Management/Administrative Staff (chain of command) as needed. Observe and follow patient safety alerts by accurate and timely entry of patient safety alerts by accurate and timely entry of patient information in the chart and or clinical documentation system. Quality/Customer Service: Participate in unit‑based PI activities to positively impact patient outcomes. Monitor and evaluate quality of care with focus on patient safety and nurse‑sensitive indicators by identifying areas for improvement and assisting in developing action plans. Serve as a clinical resource to unit/department and to new associates. Know Patient Satisfaction goals and expectations to meet customer needs in a positive and professional manner. Exhibits excellent verbal and telephone communication skills with all customers. Assists with adherence to JCAHO, state and other regulatory requirements. Utilizes the values adhered to in all interactions. Financial Responsibility: Supports in maintaining budgets within established targets by assisting with setting priorities, appropriately allocating resources, and completing charges. Supports the department and medical center financial and productivity goals by utilizing supplies and resources in a cost‑effective manner, facilitating patient throughput, documenting thoroughly, and consistently being on time and productive. Personal Growth & Competency: Maintains licensure/certification and completes all mandatory NetLearning modules, MID, leadership development education, in‑service programs, and programs intended to enhance skills pertinent to assigned clinical area. Participates in unit/department/medical center committees/councils. Participates in community activities and professional organizations to enhance the visibility of the medical center and to promote the positive image of nursing. Stays current related to unit/department/medical center activities, policy and procedure changes, regulatory requirements, and State Board regulations. Minimum Requirements: Education, Credentials, Licenses: Graduate from accredited School of Nursing. If eligible, must have a Compact (multi‑state) License in their primary state of residence. Licensed to practice in the state where work is being performed. Meets contact hour requirements for licensure, including all state‑required courses. Focus of education promotes nurses’ ability to practice in clinical area assigned. Specialized Knowledge: Demonstrates knowledge of nursing theory, clinical practice standards, procedures, policies and competence in mathematical calculations associated with medication administration. Competent to independently perform safe nursing skills and procedures. Kind and Length of Experience: Successful completion of preceptorship and orientation to the facility and clinical area. Able to critically think and problem solve in routine and emergency situations. FLSA Status: Non‑Exempt Benefits: We invest in you — personally and professionally. Competitive pay and comprehensive health coverage within the first 30 days. Generous paid time off and flexible work schedules. Retirement savings with employer match. Tuition reimbursement and professional development opportunities. Wellness, mental health, and recognition programs. Career advancement through mentorship and internal mobility. #J-18808-Ljbffr