United Regional·Wichita Falls, Texas
The Registered Nurse provides general nursing care and supervision to patients ranging from infant to geriatric in a hospital setting. Responsibilities include performing patient assessments, administering medications, responding to emergency situations, and maintaining accurate medical documentation.
Summary of Essential Functions Responsible for routine and emergency care on all patients while they are in the Cardiology Department.
Assist in maintaining professional standards of patient care and in teaching technical aspects of procedures to other staff.
Performs other duties their individual registry or certification allows as requested by the management.
Educational Requirements High school diploma or equivalent required.
Graduate of an accredited RN program.
Must be able to communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing.
Licenses and Certifications BCLS, Basic Arrhythmia and ACLS which must be taken in the first six months of employment.
IV Conscious Sedation should be taken in the first month of employment.
Must be registered with the BNE for the State of Texas.
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities Minimum of one year of special procedures or critical care experience.
Ability to concentrate on moderate detail with some interruption.
Must be able to relate specific ideas generally, several at a time and remember multiple tasks given at one time or over a period of time.
Physical Requirements Moderate amount of lifting and positioning of patients and equipment as well as transportation of patients via cart or wheelchair.
Requires the ability to stand for long periods of time as well as walking and sitting; see small objects, have good eye-hand coordination and hear normal sounds with background noises.
Subject to electrical, radiation and biohazards.
Working under stressful conditions and working irregular hours.
Exposure to communicable diseases and/or bodily fluids.
Lifting and carrying items weighing up to 50 pounds, pushing and pulling of heavy objects.
Pre and Post/Stress Lab Develops, implements, and evaluates as are-appropriate plan of care utilizing the nursing process, clinical skills and patient education. Verifies correct patient by patient’s armband and medical record number. Reviews the patient’s chart to verify the physician’s order. Performs exercise and chemical stress testing with and without radio nuclides under the direction of a physician. Practices proper radiation safety. Produces recordings of ECG variations during stress testing, monitoring blood pressure and patient condition during stress testing. Must have thorough knowledge of vessel/anatomies and disease processes. Maintains knowledge of medications most commonly used in practice area. Correctly administers medications and able to calculate concentrations. Observes for possibly reaction and able to treat appropriately. Independently take appropriate action for hemostasis. Rapidly recognizes arrhythmias and hemodynamic changes. Able to properly identify: leads corresponding to coronary system. Able to perform patient assessments. Able to transcribe data and generate reports accurately. Assist patient teaching regarding all cardiology related procedures. Works overtime when needed. Able to assist in all areas. Communicates and updates patient during procedure. Assists patient teaching regarding all cardiology related procedures. Accurately accounts for procedures and supplies used on each patient and demonstrates cost effectiveness in ordering and/or use of supplies. Performs all other tasks/responsibilities as necessary.
Candidates must hold a high school diploma or equivalent and be a graduate of an accredited school of nursing. A current Texas Board of Nursing registration and BLS certification are required, with additional certifications like ACLS as needed.
Market context
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