RN PACU
Kaiser Permanente

Recovery Room Nurse RN - Endoscopy, Falls Church MOB

$58.24 - $73.63 / hour
Job Summary:

Provides quality patient care for post-operative patients, in accordance with nursing Philosophy and approved standards.


Essential Responsibilities:
  • Performs within the established standard of post anesthesia and critical care nursing.
  • Utilizes the Standard of care in the assessment, planning implementation and evaluation of the surgical patient in the delivery of post-operative nursing care.
  • Formulates care plans based on individual assessment of physiologic functions and problems identified pre-operatively and intra-operatively.
  • Provides nursing care Utilizing Clinical knowledge and expertise, reacting immediately to adverse physiological changes within seconds, to reverse and revive the patients physiological functions.
  • Renders nursing care following aseptic techniques.
  • Assembles and communicates appropriate information in verbal or written reports in order to maintain continuity of Care.
  • Executes proper use of equipment and supplies used in Recovery Room area.
  • Participates in the Surgery Departments Quality Assurance Program.
  • Promotes personal and professional growth by actively participating in continuing education programs.
  • Participates in the professionalism of the operating room by showing courtesy, compassion, respect and adherence to the standards.
  • Assumes other related duties as directed.

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