Provides and coordinates patient-centered nursing care through assessment, care planning, medication administration, monitoring, documentation, and evaluation. Collaborates with the healthcare team, educates patients and families, responds to emergencies, and follows safety, infection-control, and quality standards. Requires 0–2 years of clinical nursing experience or student clinical rotations in an acute-care setting, along with an active state or compact RN license and Basic Life Support certification. Strong assessment, medication administration, communication, documentation, and patient-safety skills are required; ACLS, PALS, and NRP are preferred.
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