Prism Vision Group·Spokane, Washington
The Registered Nurse provides skilled perioperative care, including pre- and post-operative assessments and patient monitoring. They are responsible for coordinating patient care, maintaining medical records, and ensuring adherence to safety and infection control protocols.
Overview This role is located at the Ambulatory Surgery Center, Spokane Eye Clinic, which is part of Prism Vision Group.
Compensation Range: $27.98-$58.11/hr (Dependent on Experience) The Registered Nurse (Perioperative) provides skilled nursing care using knowledgeable evaluation and assessment techniques in planning for care and treatment of individual patient needs.
Utilizes assessment skills, plans for continuity of care, able to individualize patient needs.
Understands the importance of patient education and offers goal directed nursing care to patients.
Reports to the Director of Nursing.
Responsibilities: Essential
Monitors and assesses the physical status of the patient through personal observation, assessment, and interaction. Knowledge of Privacy Practices & Patient Bill of Rights. Appropriate patient assessment and evaluation including pertinent medical and surgical history Able to identify educational, psychosocial, and cultural needs. Knowledge of required pre-operative testing requirements and identification of surgical risks. Demonstrates understanding and interpretation of diagnostic measures such as lab tests, radiology exams, and EKG interpretation. Identifies patient needs and communicates/shares this information to all involved in patient care. Acts as a patient advocate in the coordination of patient care. Maintains knowledge regarding medication, medications utilized, anesthesia medication, and/or herbal therapies and associated risks. Utilizes professional nursing judgement, takes action to implement the nursing care plan, and resolves identifiable issues before they become a problem/incident/event. Provides appropriate and complete pre and post-operative patient assessment, airway management, and patient monitoring. Able to complete accurate and timely medical record documentation. Reports and documents information efficiently. Utilizes supplies, equipment, and resources to contain cost without compromising delivery of patient care. Aware of and able to successfully carry out infection control, and environmental safety practices. Communicates a positive and caring attitude toward patients, peers, staff, and all other persons to whom there is contact. Seeks guidance, directions, and assistance where/when needed. Understands and follows centers policies and procedures. Maintains confidentiality of all PHI. Knowledgeable regarding all patient care equipment, including use of and cleaning of. Knowledgeable regarding supply location. Knowledgeable regarding emergency procedures. Identifies goals for each individual patient and communicates these goals to others involved in the patients care. Other duties as assigned to include inventory/expiration validation/stocking.
Qualification/Certifications/Licenses: Graduate of an Accredited Registered Nurse Program Circulator experience required. Ophthalmology experience preferred. BLS Required (ACLS requested, not required) Current unrestricted State Registered Nurse License Must be detail oriented and well organized Working Conditions: Environment: This position is located in an Ambulatory Surgery Center. Physical Demands: This position requires extensive mobility, walking, and standing. Most of the days work involves pushing, pulling, and lifting patients or equipment. There is a potential exposure to patients with communicable diseases and/or blood borne pathogens.
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited RN program with a current unrestricted State Registered Nurse License and BLS certification. Circulator experience is required, while ophthalmology experience is preferred.
Market context
Perioperative Registered Nurse roles in Washington are typically competitive because hospitals and surgery centers need nurses who can safely manage circulating duties and adapt to fast-paced operating room workflows. Prior circulator experience is a key requirement, while ophthalmology experience and ACLS certification can strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to quickly compare fit against the original job description before applying.
