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Job Posting Title:

Registered Nurse, Inpatient (FT, Nights)

Location:

Dallas - Hospital

Additional Posting Details:

Monday - Sunday

12-hour shifts

7p - 7a

Job Description:

Duties/Responsibilities

• Manage, delegate, and coordinate quality nursing care

• Assist in maintaining a clean, safe, and therapeutic environment

• Develop and maintain an effective working relationship with peers, departmental leadership, and the interdisciplinary team

• Demonstrate accountability for professional practice by participating in educational activities, maintaining clinical competency, maintaining licensure and certifications, and completing mandatory education in a timely manner

• Deliver family centered, child-focused patient care according to the nursing process

• Utilize critical thinking and evidence-based nursing practice to provide patient care

• Participate in departmental and/or hospital wide committees or task forces

• Participate in and support departmental and organizational change and provides suggestions

• Demonstrate the Scottish Rite CARE RITE values

Required Skills/Abilities

• Associate Degree in Nursing required; Bachelor of Science in Nursing preferred

• Current Texas RN license or eligible for a temporary permit from the Texas Board of Nurse Examiners

• 2 or more years nursing experience preferred

• Pediatric experience preferred

• American Heart Association BLS

• PALS certification

• Competent in Windows OS and the Electronic Medical Record (EMR)

• EPIC experience required

Working Environment

• Working Conditions: Inside

• Working Position: Sitting, Standing, and Walking

• Physical Demands: Light

• Physical Requirements: Lifting/Carrying, Pushing/Pulling and Repetitive Movements

• Lifting or carrying between 35 - 50 lbs.

• Sensory/Communicative activities essential to the performance of this position: Hearing, Seeing, and Speaking

• This position will be exposed to Inside Environments, Bloodborne Pathogens and Respiratory Hazards