Provide and coordinate nursing care for a group of patients and their families, using clinical judgment and the nursing process to develop individualized care plans and support safe transitions. Collaborate with the care team, educate patients and families, maintain comprehensive documentation, and contribute to quality improvement and professional development. Requires current Registered Nurse licensure or a Temporary Practice Permit, along with Basic Life Support or CPR certification; graduate nurses must complete the licensure examination within the stated deadline. The posting specifies zero to two years of experience, prefers a BSN and national certification, and requires clinical judgment, communication, critical thinking, and the physical ability to walk, stand, lift, and position patients.
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