Operating Room Registered Nurse

Surgical Team MemberWoman's surgical team puts you alongside some of the brightest minds in medicine, where you'll work with leading-edge technology, test your skills and knowledge, and change the world of health care.Requirements:Graduation from an accredited school of registered nursing is requiredCurrent licensure by the Louisiana State Board of Nursing is requiredOne year minimum experience as an RN is required and a minimum of two years of experience in an Operating Room as an RN is highly preferredCertification in the area preferredResponsibilities of the position include but are not limited to:Performs assessment of the individual patient and procedure.Identify patient needs and determine priorities for care through assessment, planning, intervention and evaluation.Provide education and emotional support appropriate to age, culture, condition, and circumstance.Coordinates all aspects of nursing care with all disciplines of the surgical team to achieve defined patient outcomes.Maintains a safe environment by implementing technical and aseptic practice.Directs and assists in care and handling of state of the art supplies, equipment and instruments.Document care based on standards of care and practice, patient acuity, and/or clinical priority.Provide patient centric care in alignment with professional nursing practice standards, ANA Standards & the LA Nurse Practice Act.Perform other duties assigned by Department management according to policies and procedures and the mission of Woman's Hospital.Hours:PRN; required to work a minimum of one shift per week.Monday - Friday; 12 hour shift (6:30a-7p) or 8 hour shift (6:30a-3p)No call required.Pay:$30.49 - $48.78 base pay plus PRN and applicable shift differentialsA Work Experience with Purpose:Woman's is one of the largest specialty hospitals for women and infants in the United States. We are recognized throughout the country for our innovative programs, and we pride ourselves in surpassing the expectations of those we serve. Providing exceptional patient care and creating exceptional patient experiences are at the center of what we do at Woman's. Our team consistently exceeds state and national benchmarks for patient satisfaction.Our employees, organizational culture, mission, vision, values, and benefits make Woman's a best place to work. In fact, for the 17th year in a row, Woman's has been recognized as a Best Place to Work by Modern Healthcare – making us the only healthcare organization to earn the distinction every year since the program's inception. We are proud of the level of care our staff provides to our patients and each other.For nurses right out of school to those with more experience, Woman's is the right career choice if you're looking for purpose and meaning – to share your passion and compassion to care for others. Your nursing career is as important to us as it is to the patients you will care for every day.Advanced care: We invest in delivering the highest quality care to our entire community. It's our priority.Your voice matters: As an ANCC designated Magnet organization, nursing at Woman's is focused on inclusive decision-making and shared governance. You can help make us better every day.Grow with us: When you get better, so do we. Professional development is a part of our culture. We offer:In-depth Training and Orientation PeriodTransition to Practice ProgramCareer Ladder ProgramTuition and Certification ReimbursementPaid Hurst Review and NCLEX Reimbursement for New GradsWe are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity and inclusion at Woman's Hospital. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, national origin, gender identity and/or expression, marital status or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local law.Equal Opportunity Employer This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor.