PRN Recovery Nurse

About the Role As a Recovery Nurse, you will be working in a fast-paced, rapidly growing environment where you will be relied on for your expertise, professionalism, and collaboration. The hours will be determined based on availability and need. The Recovery Nurse is responsible for providing nursing care to pre-op and post-op surgical patients. This includes both male and female patients undergoing surgical procedures such as TESA/MESA/PESA, Egg Retrieval, Hysteroscopy, D & C, and Embryo Transfers. The nurse must demonstrate advanced skills and knowledge in the care of surgical patients. Knowledge of infertility patient care is a plus. This position reports to the Clinic Director and takes direction from the physicians related to patient care needs. The nurse must function independently in the role, and seek assistance from the physicians, manager, and team members as needed. Must be well organized, detail-oriented, self‑motivated, possess great customer service skills, and excellent communication skills. Schedule: Commitment: 1 week per month during batching week Hours: Approximately 3–5 hours per day Upcoming Batching Weeks: August 10–14 September 14–18 October 19–23 November 9–13 December 11–17 Responsibilities Surgical Nursing Responsibilities: Pre op and post op assessment and care of post-surgical patients. Patient assessment, collection and interpretation of pertinent data relevant to the patient’s care. Proper and complete documentation of patient pre op assessments, any interventions, and patient’s post op recovery. Communication of any patient’s condition to physicians and other providers as appropriate. Discharge of patients with provider approval as condition dictates. Detail-oriented approach to paperwork, ensuring it is signed, accurate, and complete. Ensure all consent forms are complete and signed, including IVF retrieval consents. Perform and document post‑op calls with patients. Handle emergent situations calmly and efficiently, responding quickly and demonstrating knowledge of emergency procedures and equipment. Who You Are Current RN license in Texas Current BLS and ACLS Certification Minimum of one year of previous experience related to operating room nursing and/or PACU, and/or critical care experience required. Minimum of three years nursing experience in other Nursing roles. Experienced in EMR and G‑Suite Strong phlebotomy skills Experience in and a passion for women’s health, fertility is a plus Strong communication skills & a team player Willingness to be flexible and roll with the punches Detail oriented Exemplifies strong customer service skills and professionalism Must be organized and possess knowledge and skills in nursing care of the surgery patient. Must possess a high level of independent judgment and accuracy. Exhibit courteous, compassionate and respectful treatment of internal and external customers. Display a positive attitude and flexibility in changing situations. Must be able to communicate positively and professionally with all staff members and patients. #J-18808-Ljbffr KB Simple