UAB St. Vincent's·Birmingham, Alabama
Provide direct patient care and bio-psychosocial assessments for behavioral health patients undergoing Electroconvulsive Therapy. Responsibilities include implementing nursing care plans, leading group therapy, and monitoring patients during the recovery phase.
Diploma from an accredited school/college of nursing AND Required professional licensure at time of hire. Must have one year of RN experience. Additional Preferences One Year of Nursing Experience Required. The PRN position would be dayshift; 0700-1500 on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. The shift could be less than 8 hours if needed. You will fill in as a recovery nurse when the current recovery nurse is off, or last minute call in. You will monitor patients as they are waking up after ECT. This would include obtaining Vital signs x3 for each pt and printing a cardiac monitor strip. You will need to be able to start IVs, draw blood, swab for COVID, etc About UAB St. Vincent’s UAB St. Vincent’s, a proud part of UAB Medicine, is a trusted provider of health care, serving Alabama for more than 125 years. With five hospitals and numerous clinics, we're a health care community deeply rooted in compassion, service, and respect for all, guided by the rich legacy of the St. Vincent’s name. We're committed to extending kindness and personalized care to patients, their families, and each other. We address the physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs of our patients. We believe in the power of teamwork and unity, and foster a collaborative spirit among our more than 4,800 employees. As one of Alabama’s best hospitals as recognized by U.S. News & World Report, improving the health and lives of those we serve is at the heart of our mission. Join us in continuing our legacy of service and healing in central Alabama, where we can make a lasting impact together.
Requires a nursing diploma, a valid Alabama RN license, and BLS certification. Candidates must have at least one year of registered nursing experience.
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