Nurse - care - night - nursing

Qualifications Required
Associate
degree in Nursing (ADN) or higher
Current
and valid nursing licensure through one of the following:
Registered
Nurse (RN) license in Kansas (KS)
Nurse
Licensure Compact (NLC) multistate license
Current
and valid Basic or Advanced Life Support certification through one of the
following:
American
Red Cross Basic Life Support (ARC BLS)
American
Heart Association Basic Life Support (AHA BLS)
American
Red Cross Advanced Life Support (ARC ALS)

Position Overview
The Registered Nurse (Pre-Op) provides high-quality,
patient-centered nursing care in ambulatory and surgical pre-operative
settings. This role is responsible for assessing patients, developing and
implementing individualized plans of care, and evaluating patient outcomes
while maintaining compliance with professional nursing standards and applicable
state regulations.
The position also includes participation in scheduled
surgery,

PACU

, and ambulatory call coverage. A comprehensive benefits package
is available to support employee well-being, work-life balance, and
professional development.
Key Responsibilities
Provide
professional nursing care to assigned patients using the nursing process.
Assess
patient needs and develop, implement, and evaluate individualized plans of
care.
Prepare
patients for surgical and procedural care in pre-operative and ambulatory
settings.
Maintain
compliance with professional nursing standards, organizational policies,
and state regulations.
Collaborate
with physicians, nurses, and other members of the healthcare team to
promote safe, high-quality patient care.
Participate
in scheduled surgery, PACU, and ambulatory call shifts.
Maintain
accurate and timely patient documentation.
Schedule amp; Call Requirements
The position includes a structured call rotation across
surgery, PACU, and ambulatory services:
Surgery
Call: Two weeknights, one Friday, and two 24-hour weekend shifts every
four weeks.
PACU
Call: One weeknight, one Friday night, and two weekend shifts per
month.
Ambulatory
Call: One Friday night and two weekend shifts per month.