Boston Medical Center
Healthcare
RegisteredNurse,FloatPool,36Hours(Nights/EveryThirdWeekend)
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“Registered Nurse, Float Pool, 36 Hours (Nights / Every Third Weekend) at Boston Medical Center. Skills: Float pool nursing, Medical surgical care, Patient care. Deliver nursing care. Assess patients”
Industry & Context.
Nights, Every third weekend
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Registered nurse license in Massachusetts, Basic life support (BLS) certification, Advanced Cardiac Life support (ACLS) certification, 1+ years of RN experience, Nursing degree (Diploma, ASN or BSN), Effective verbal and written communication skills, Physical ability to meet job responsibilities, Basic computer proficiency
Nice to Have
BSN degree, Obtain BSN within 4 years, Fluency in another language
What You'll Do.
Intervene for patients
Communicate with health care team members
Communicate with patients
Communicate with families
Coordinate patient care activities
Delegate patient care activities
Update patient records
Manage patient records
Enter computerized data
Interpret computerized data
Follow guidelines and policies
Assist leadership team
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Inter-professional colleagues
Communication Scope
Verbal communication; Written communication
Full Job Description
At Boston Medical Center (BMC), our nurses are changing the face of healthcare. At every level and on every unit, BMC nurses are advancing professional practice and delivering evidence-based care to our patients, families, and community. Join our Magnet® recognized organization as a registered nurse (RN) and help us continue to carry out our mission of delivering exceptional and equitable care to all As both the largest trauma hospital and largest safety net hospital in New England, you get a chance to be a part of exciting leading edge clinical care, in a truly mission driven organization. As one of the top places to work in health care, we know that providing exceptional care for patients begins with caring for our staff. That’s why you’ll find a supportive work environment at BMC, with rich opportunities throughout your career for training, development, and growth and where you’ll have the tools you need to take charge of your own practice environment. There’s never been a better or more exciting time to become a BMC nurse. **Position:** Registered Nurse **Location:** Float Pool **Schedule:** 36 Hours (Nights / Every Third Weekend) **ABOUT THE Medical Surgical/Med Surge Float Pool DEPARTMENT AT BOSTON MEDICAL CENTER:** The Med/Surge Float RNs provide 24/7 clinical excellence for med/surge and IMCU areas. The team consists of approximately 70 RN staff with diverse clinical expertise. Nurses must be flexible and versatile. They enjoy the challenge of the variety of experiences that the float pool provides. Float pool nurses care for medical and surgical adult and pediatric (over 15) populations as well as the IMCU patient population after specialized classes and training, and Patients in the Observation unit. Float pool nurses rise to the challenge of opening and staffing surge units when necessary. Working in the float pool hones your med-surge skills and provides a clinical overview of BMC that is unparalleled in any other med/surge area. **POSITION SUMMARY:** As
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