Registered Nurse ( RN )

Overview

At Catholic Health, our primary focus is the way we treat and serve our communities. We work collaboratively to provide compassionate care and utilize evidence based practice to improve outcomes – to every patient, every time. We are committed to caring for Long Island. Be a part of our team of healthcare heroes.

Job Details

Our Critical Care (CCU) RN will

• Assess, monitor, administer medication, document progress, and manage overall care for highly acute and critical patients, including critical patients coming post-surgery. Partner with an interdisciplinary team including, but not limited to, attending physicians, registered nurses (RN), and ancillary staff to optimize patient outcomes and satisfaction. Advocate for and build meaningful relationships with patients and loved ones through safety intervention, emotional support and education.
• What you’ll bring: Passion for Critical Care/Intensive Care & the Surgical Intensive Care (SICU) areas 2+ years of Registered Nurse (RN) working experience in a Step Down Unit at an acute care facility required Will consider candidates with strong Telemetry RN experience 1+ Years of RN exerience working in
• Critical
• Care (ICU,
• SICU,
• MICU,
• CCU) preferred
• Education: Bachelor of
• Science in
• Nursing (BSN) degree strongly preferred
• Licensure:
• New
• York
• Registered
• Nurse (RN)
• License &
• Registration
• Certification: Basic Life Support (BLS) required & Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) required

Salary Range

Usd $55.22 - Usd $63.68 /Hr.

• St.
• Joseph Hospital is a community hospital that provides comprehensive inpatient, outpatient, critical care and surgical services.
• St.
• Joseph Hospital is proud to hold The Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval, signifying full accreditation by the nation's predominant standards-setting body in health care.
• Amongst many quality achievements, St.
• Joseph is also recognized by the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association for GOLD quality achievements for both Stroke and AFIB.