Corewell Health

Healthcare

RNMotherBaby

$75–105k ~AI est. Dearborn, Michigan, United States FULL TIME Remote Friendly
The Brief

“RN Mother Baby at Corewell Health. Skills: Patient care, Nursing process, Family centered care. Utilize nursing process to provide care. Incorporate patient-family centered care principles”

Industry & Context.

Healthcare
Eligibility Requirements

MMR vaccine requirement, Varicella vaccine requirement, Tdap vaccine requirement, Influenza vaccine requirement

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Associate's or Diploma in Nursing, Bachelors in Nursing within 5 years, Successfully passed NCLEX licensure examination, MI Registered Nurse (RN) required, Basic Life Support (BLS) required upon hire, NRP within 6 months of hire/transfer

Nice to Have

Specialty Certification within 2 years, RN experience in Mother Baby, RN experience in L&D, RN experience in Gyn, GN with MBC Nurse Tech unit experience

What You'll Do.

Utilize nursing process to provide care

Incorporate patient-family centered care principles

Assess patient-family

Plan patient-family care

Implement patient-family care

Evaluate patient-family care

Discharge patient-family

Provide quality patient care

Partner with patient/family input

Develop teaching strategies

Document education and learning

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Multidisciplinary staff

Communication Scope

Patient education

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