L & D Registered Nurse

Posted: 11-Apr-24

Location: Suffern, New York

Salary: Open

Categories:

Internal Number: 37227

Job Summary:

The WMCHealthWorx Registered Nurse provides professional nursing care in an assigned clinical area, including but not limited to, ambulatory, psychiatric, medical/surgical, critical care, specialty units, or long term care units at one of the many facilities throughout the Hudson Valley, within ' needs, performing physical examinations, and taking health history and demographic , the Registered Nurse plans, develops, implements, administers, evaluates and updates specialized plans of treatment and preventive care regimens in accordance with medical orders and nursing standards, and also annotates medical records in accordance with established procedures, implements infection control protocols, and ensures compliance with regulatory requirements.

Responsibilities:

* Provides planning and delivery of direct and indirect patient care.* Responsible for providing patient centered care to medically complex patients.* Supervises care, treatment, and services of the patient(s).* Documents the patient's plan of care using identified nursing diagnosis, expected patient outcomes and appropriate nursing interventions.* Maintains confidentiality at all times with patients, medical staff, and co-workers.* Provides a safe, comfortable, and therapeutic patient environment, using empathy.* Adheres to and supports the policies/procedures/goals/objectives of WMCHealth and the local hospital to provide quality patient care, revises plan of care according to evaluation, changes in medical plan of care and nursing interventions.* Performs interventions according to identified priorities, plan of care, and the hospital policies and patient care outcome standard.* Implement physicians' orders, administer medications, start IVs, perform treatments, procedures and special tests, and document treatment as required by WMCHealth and local hospital policy and local/state/federal rules and regulations.* Assess and evaluate patients' needs for, and responses to, care rendered.*