Registered Nurse, Ambulatory, Nephrology, Days

• When you join the growing BILH team, you're not just taking a job, you’re making a difference in people’s lives.
• Registered Nurse, Nephrology The Nephrology RN – delivers high‑quality, individualized patient care in accordance with the Lahey Clinic Professional Practice Model, MA Nurse Practice Act, and ANA Standards.
• This role emphasizes continuity of care, accountability, and collaboration with physicians and interdisciplinary teams.
• The RN is responsible for assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of care; patient education; care coordination; and clinical decision‑making across the ambulatory setting.
• The position includes delegation and supervision of support staff per regulatory standards.
• Current Massachusetts RN license required

Job Description

1. Clinical Judgment & Patient-Centered Care Registered Nurses apply clinical expertise, critical thinking, and compassion to deliver safe, high‑quality care to patients and families across the continuum. Provide safe, coordinated nursing care through strong organizational and prioritization skills Perform comprehensive patient and family assessments appropriate to the care setting Analyze and interpret clinical data to identify patient needs and guide nursing interventions Develop individualized, culturally responsive plans of care that include: Identified patient problems and expected outcomes Preventive and health‑promoting strategies Respect for patients’ religious, spiritual, ethnic, and cultural values Deliver age‑appropriate, developmentally informed care Use strong listening skills and clinical judgment to assess patient concerns, including telephonic triage and symptom evaluation Evaluate patient responses to care and adjust plans accordingly Provide direct patient care, including: Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), positioning, transport, and treatments Safe use and transport of medical equipment Monitoring for and responding to acute changes in patient condition Administration of medications, including blood and blood products, in accordance with policy and best practices 2. Professional Relationships & Communication Professional nursing practice is grounded in respect, collaboration, and effective communication with patients, families, and interdisciplinary teams. Build and maintain professional, therapeutic relationships with patients, families, nurses, physicians, and other healthcare professionals Partner with patients and families as active participants in care, consistent with Swanson’s Theory of Caring Educate patients and families about diagnoses, treatments, and preventive care strategies Communicate clearly and compassionately to support informed decision‑making Collaborate with the interdisciplinary care team to ensure quality, continuity, and coordination of care Support and participate in community‑based initiatives aligned with organizational values 3. Clinical Leadership & Professional Practice Registered Nurses contribute to a culture of excellence, learning, and accountability while supporting the growth of colleagues and the profession. Demonstrate professional conduct in alignment with: Unit policies and procedures Practice guidelines relevant to the clinical setting The ANA Code of Ethics Function as a responsive, reliable, and collaborative team member Serve as a nurse educator and resource to patients, families, and colleagues Support regulatory compliance and ongoing readiness initiatives Achieve and maintain required certifications, including ACLS, per departmental standards Advocate for patients within the scope of professional practice and legal standards Promote a learning environment based on Benner’s Novice to Expert model, supporting recruitment, retention, and professional development Why This Role Matters: In this role, you’ll combine clinical excellence with compassionate care, collaboration, and leadership—making a meaningful impact on patients, families, and the healthcare community every day.