Registered Nurse Syracuse New York United States 49726014 406e 4f67 A130 004c31a47117

Registered Nurse Syracuse Registered Nurses Full-time Opening on: Jul 11 2025 Neurosurgery Research Foundation Registered Nurse, N12 85062 N/A Job Summary: The RN Navigator is a Registered Nurse whose clinical nursing experience guides patients and their families to informed decision making. Assumes responsibilities and accountability for planning, guiding and evaluating the delivery of patient care. Monitors patient's progress throughout treatment. Intervenes as needed to ensure compliance and optimum care. Collaborates within a multidisciplinary team to facilitate timely, appropriate screening, diagnosis, therapeutic intervention, treatment and supportive care across the health care continuum. The RN Navigator assumes responsibility for the coordination of all resources necessary to provide care. Utilizes advanced expertise to identify, implement and improve processes in order to provide an integrative model of care to the patients, while assuring the highest level of patient satisfaction. The RN Navigator provides patient education for each patient regarding their disease process and treatment throughout the health care continuum. Demonstrates and promotes professional development. Maintains a professional, safe and therapeutic environment for rendering care. Minimum Qualifications: NYS licensed/registered or eligible RN required. Bachelor's degree in Nursing or healthcare related field three (3) years post licensure care RN experience (preferably in specialty) OR an AAS in Nursing and five (5) years post licensure RN experience (preferably in specialty) required. Excellent written/oral communication and interpersonal skills required. CPR-BLS certification required by time of appointment. Preferred Qualifications: Three (3) years as a Certified Nurse /Patient Navigator in specialty area. Work Days: 8-430 Monday-Friday Message to Applicants: Salary Range:$65,000-$90,000 Recruitment Office: Human Resources #J-18808-Ljbffr Upstate