Registered Nurse (RN) - Med/Surg, Observation, Neuro

Job Description

Job Description

Primary Responsibilities:

• Work Location: Sheboygan Med/Surg, Observation, Neuro

• Your Role:

  As a Registered Nurse in the Med/Surg Observation unit, you will deliver exceptional, patient-focused care for individuals needing short-term monitoring and assessment. You will employ the nursing process to evaluate, plan, implement, and assess care while actively involving patients and their families throughout their journey.

  Your responsibilities will include closely monitoring patient conditions, identifying changes, and modifying care plans as necessary—working collaboratively with the interdisciplinary team to ensure timely and effective patient outcomes.

  You will utilize evidence-based practices and engage in unit councils, professional governance, and quality improvement initiatives to enhance care processes and patient results.

  Fostering a culture of safety is essential; you will identify potential risks, take appropriate actions, and ensure a secure care environment.

  Your duties will also involve administering medications, treatments, and therapies in line with established clinical guidelines while ensuring accurate and timely documentation in the electronic health record.

  Strong communication, collaboration, and conflict resolution skills are vital as you support team-based care and appropriate delegation.

  You may be required to float to other units as necessary, showcasing your flexibility and adaptability to meet patient care needs.

  Maintaining ethical standards and adhering to the ANA Code of Ethics is crucial, as is contributing to a respectful and inclusive patient-centered care environment.

  You will also support your professional growth by completing required training, maintaining certifications, and seeking opportunities for advancement.

• About This Facility:

  Become a part of our Med/Surg Observation team in Sheboygan, where you will care for patients needing focused, short-term monitoring and swift clinical decision-making. This unit provides a fast-paced atmosphere that enhances your assessment skills, clinical judgment, and efficiency in care transitions.

  You will collaborate with a supportive team that prioritizes communication, teamwork, and ongoing learning. This is a fantastic opportunity to develop strong foundational skills while gaining experience in a vibrant care environment.

• Be the Nurse Who Transforms Care

  At our organization, being a nurse transcends providing outstanding clinical care—it involves leading with purpose, compassion, and courage. As a member of our One Advocate Nurse community, you will join a cohesive team dedicated to uplifting others, embracing innovation, and fostering inclusive spaces where everyone can flourish.

  You will be encouraged to think creatively, collaborate with humility, and drive change through fearless curiosity. Whether you are at the bedside, in transitional care, or enhancing your skills, you will play a role in shaping the future of healthcare—because here, we are redefining care for everyone.

  Your input is invaluable. Every nurse's perspective is crucial in shaping our culture and enhancing care—we appreciate your insights and experiences as they contribute to our collective strength.

• Ready to Move Forward:

  Apply today to become part of a team that is redefining the nursing profession.

• Schedule Information / Additional Details:

  Licensure & Certification: RN license in the relevant state; BLS certification required (additional certifications may be necessary based on specialty)

  Education: Graduate of an accredited nursing program (BSN preferred)

  Experience: Generally, 1+ year of clinical nursing experience is preferred

  Essential Skills:

  Strong clinical judgment and critical thinking abilities. Capacity to manage fast-paced, short-stay patient populations. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Proficiency in organization, prioritization, and problem-solving.

  Physical Requirements:
  Ability to frequently stand, walk, lift, and handle patients, including assisting with transfers. Must be able to respond swiftly to changes in patient and/or unit conditions. Exposure to clinical settings requiring appropriate protective equipment.