Registered Nurse ( RN ) General Medical Unit

Current Bronson Employees – This career site is for external applicants only. Love Where You Work! Team Bronson is compassionate, resilient and strong. We are driven by Positivity which inspires us to be our best and to go above and beyond for our patients, for one another, and for our community. If you’re ready for a rewarding new career, join Team Bronson and be part of the experience. Location: BMH Bronson Methodist Hospital Title: Registered Nurse (RN) – General Medical Unit Looking for a nursing career where you can continue to learn, grow, and make a difference every day? The General Medical Unit (GMU) at Bronson Methodist Hospital is looking for compassionate Registered Nurses to join our team. Why Bronson? Day 1 Health Benefits Competitive Pay Enhanced Night Shift Differential Generous PTO Accrual 403(b) Retirement Plan with Employer Match Tuition Reimbursement Wellness Benefits Opportunities for Career Growth and Advancement Sign-On Bonuses Available Up to $10,000 for RNs with less than 1 year of experience Up to $20,000 for experienced RNs Bonus amounts vary based on unit, shift, and approved hours General Medical Unit (GMU) is a 29‑bed step‑down unit caring for a variety of medical patients, including oncology, pulmonary, and renal populations. Patients on this unit may require dialysis, chemotherapy, or insulin infusions, giving nurses the opportunity to develop competency in a variety of specialized treatments and clinical skills. GMU is a fast‑paced environment where you'll continuously learn and grow as a nurse. Teamwork is a key part of the unit's success, with staff working closely together to provide high‑quality patient care and support one another every day. Whether you're looking to strengthen your clinical expertise or gain experience caring for complex medical patients, GMU offers a rewarding and collaborative environment. Responsibilities Under general supervision and in accordance with the policies, procedures and guidelines established within the organization, the unit, and the Michigan Public Health Code, the registered nurse manages the care delivery for patients in the organization throughout the length of stay to achieve quality outcomes and timely discharge by the following: utilizing the nursing process of assessment, planning, diagnosing, implementation and evaluation; coordinating the care provided by other professionals; delegating selected acts, tasks or functions that fall within the scope of professional nursing practice and the abilities of patient care assistants and universal service assistants; providing selected aspects of physical care within the scope of professional nursing practice as appropriate given the patient's level of acuity and complexity of care required; and documenting and communicating during each tour of duty the patient's response to care provided, consumption of resources and anticipated needs. The registered nurse collects comprehensive data pertinent to the patients’ health or the situation: assesses the patient’s physical and developmental needs; analyzes assessment data to identify appropriate patient needs; documents nursing history and age appropriate physical/emotional needs/strengths for assigned patients; reviews vital signs to assess condition of patient and detect deviations from normal. The registered nurse analyzes the assessment data to determine patient problems or issues: uses the assessment data to identify patient problems; confirms problems with patient and family when appropriate; documents the expected outcomes and plan of care related to the problems through use of the clinical pathway and outcome teaching record. The registered nurse identified expected outcomes for a plan individualized to the patient: utilizes the patient/family input when defining outcomes; incorporates the patient values, ethical and cultural considerations; coordinates discharge planning for outcomes not achieved utilizing the continuum of care available. The registered nurse develops a plan that prescribes interventions to attain expected outcomes: incorporates clinical pathways into the plan when appropriate; develops individualized interventions with patient input when appropriate; considers data from other members of the healthcare team when developing the plan of care. The registered nurse implements the identified plan: implements appropriate interventions; administers prescribed medication and treatment in accordance with approved nursing techniques and polices; utilizes evidence-based interventions specific to the patients plan; maintains awareness of comfort and safety needs of the patient; initiates a patient education plan according to the individualized needs of the patient, and coordinates the implementation of the plan; manages the care plan for patients by organizing and delegation patient care interventions to be implemented; evaluates the effectiveness of care given by self and others. The registered nurse evaluates progress toward attainment of the expected outcomes: evaluates the effectiveness of the planned interventions and the patient response toward achievement of the expected outcomes; documents the patient response toward the expected outcomes. Standard of Professional Performance: systematically evaluates the quality and effectiveness of nursing practice: participates in quality improvement activities; uses the results of quality improvement activities to initiate changes in nursing practice; attains knowledge and competency that reflects current nursing practice: participates in ongoing educational activities related to appropriate knowledge and professional issues; maintains professional records that provide evidence of competency and continued ongoing educational activities; evaluates one's own nursing practice in relation to professional practice standards and guidelines, relevant statues, rules and regulations: provides age appropriate care in a culturally and ethnically sensitive manner; participates in self-evaluation, identifying areas of strengths as well as areas benefiting from professional development; participates in systematic peer review as appropriate; interacts with and contributes to the professional development of peers and colleagues: shares knowledge and skills with peers and colleagues; maintains compassionate and caring relationships with peers and colleagues; contributes to a supportive and healthy work environment; collaborates with patient, family, and others in the conduct of nursing practice: partners with the multiple health disciplines to effect change and generate positive outcomes for the patient and family, based on the plan of care; integrates ethical provisions in all areas of practice: delivers care in a manner that preserves and protects patient autonomy, dignity, confidentiality and rights; demonstrates a commitment to connecting with self and others through relationship centered care giving; serves as a patient advocate; integrates research finding into practice: uses research to improve the health of patients and the practice environment; participates in the various levels of research based on their level of education. Considers factors related to safety, effectiveness, cost and impact on practice in the planning and delivery of nursing services: assigns or delegates tasks based on the needs and condition of the patient, potential for harm, complexity of the nursing activity, required problem solving and innovation, predictability of outcome, extent of patient interaction; assists the patient and family in becoming informed consumers about the options, costs, risks and benefits of treatments and care; provides leadership in the professional practice setting and the profession: participated in nursing councils, hospital and unit based committees as appropriate; attends at least 50% of unit staff meetings; works to create and maintain professional, healthy work environment when representing Bronson in all settings. Qualifications Associate's degree in Nursing required Bachelor's degree in Nursing preferred, must obtain within 8 years of hire Licensed Registered Nurse in good standing for the state of Michigan As of December 29, 2013, any nurse hired by Bronson who does not hold a BSN (or higher nursing degree) will be given 8 years from date of hire date to obtain. If, after 8 years, the nurse has not met this requirement, employment will be terminated. BLS certification required by completion of core orientation Critical care or ALS as well as other certifications may be required for some RNs, unit specific. Schedule Shift Variable Time Type Full time Scheduled Weekly Hours 40 Cost Center 6420 General Medical Unit (BMH) Bronson Healthcare is a community-owned, not-for-profit health system that has been serving southwest Michigan since 1900. Today, with a workforce of 9,000 people and 1,500 medical staff members, it is the area’s largest employer and leading healthcare system. Bronson provides care in virtually every specialty and offers a full range of services from primary care to critical care at more than 100 locations. Bronson’s exceptionally high quality standards enable us to do what’s right for our patients and their families. We are empowered as individuals and as teams, to apply our skills and experience so that every patient receives safe, timely and effective treatment. What’s more, our state-of-the-art, technology and evidence-based processes give us the tools we need to deliver the right care, at the right time. By putting each patient and their family at the center of our work, we demonstrate the dignity and respect we have for each individual we serve. This unwavering commitment to serving others combined with our unique healing environment helps make the patient experience here an exceptional one. #J-18808-Ljbffr Bronson Healthcare