Finger Lakes Health·City of Geneva, New York
Provide high-quality emergency care using evidence-based practices within the Emergency Department. Collaborate with a caring team under a shared governance model to ensure patient safety and satisfaction.
RN Positions Emergency Department Available at Geneva General Hospital Geneva, NY Full Time Opportunities 12-hour shifts Day/Night Rotations or Straight Nights
Work 36 hours get paid for 40
Our community and the organization value the care nursing staff provide at FLH.
We want you to feel confident and committed to your professional growth.
Our patients are our primary focus of all that we do.
Through the use of evidenced-based practices, we strive to provide high quality care.
When you join our team, you will be supported by Shared Governance and a caring team that wants you to succeed.
Finger Lakes Health offers many exciting career opportunities, competitive wages and robust benefits. Some of the benefits of being a nurse at Finger Lakes Health include:
Shared governance, empowerment of the nursing staff to drive their practice
Preceptors and educators who guide you in building and enhancing your clinical foundation
Educational advantages of having a College of Nursing on site
Work-life balance
Recognition program, the Daisy Award, to enable patients, visitors, and staff to recognize an extraordinary nurse.
Tuition Assistance, Tuition Buyback
Graduate of an approved school of Registered Professional Nursing BSN- Preferred New Grads Accepted!
Current NYS License to practice as a Registered Professional Nurse
1-year experience working in an Emergency Department
Demonstrates competence in patient assessment, basic interventions, patient safety, and patient relations. Moderate sedation competency within six months of hire
$40.71-$50.92
Must be a graduate of an approved Registered Professional Nursing school with a current NYS license. Preferred candidates have a BSN and one year of experience in an Emergency Department.
Market context
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