Registered Nurse - Imaging

Cameron Memorial Community Hospital Angola, IN 46703, US

DEPARTMENT: Imaging

JOB TITLE: RN - Imaging

SHIFT: FTE 0.8 (64 hours bi-weekly), Full-Time

Summary/Objective

Provides nursing care for assigned group of patients utilizing the Nursing Process.

Essential Functions

Starts IVs and collects blood samples for lab work
Accesses PICC lines and P01is
Check lab results for GFR pre-contrast as indicated
Administer IV hydration pre and post contrast exams as ordered
Administer Albumin post paracentesis as ordered
Monitor patients post thoracentesis
Perform urinary bladder catheterization as needed
Maintain emergency drug boxes
Perform and train others in check off procedure for emergency crash cart
Call patients to give instructions and exam preparation education
Follow up with patients post care (extravasations, contrast reactions, etc.)
Demonstrates use of the nursing process (assessing, diagnosing, planning, implementing and evaluating) in providing patient care and prioritizing delivery of care
Demonstrates proficiency of Pyxis and electronic health record system
Charts on appropriate forms in clear, concise manner, using correct spelling, accepted medical terminology and abbreviations
Administers medication and treatments proficiently
Verify patient charges are accurate
Documentation complete and accurate; order matches documentation
Demonstrates support of colleagues and administration
Follows Standard Precaution guidelines
Effectively communicates with physicians and staff
Delegates tasks to be performed to appropriate personnel
Attends at least one continuing education offerings per year

Qualifications
Experience

Prior hospital nursing role preferred

Skills/Competencies

Strong analytical and organizational skills to prepare and maintain various documentation/reports in compliance with hospital policies and procedures
Strong communication skills promoting teamwork and group achievement as well as one on one communication with patients

Education

Graduate of an accredited nursing program

License

Current RN license in the State of Indiana
ACLS certification and successful completion of basic arrhythmia class within 1 year from date of hire.

Certifications

CPR certification within 6 months from date of hire.

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