SSM Health Rehabilitation Hospital·Bridgeton, Missouri
Assists registered nurses in providing nursing care and implementing rehabilitation techniques for patients with brain, spinal cord, and neurological injuries. Responsibilities include monitoring vital signs, assisting with feeding programs, and coordinating patient admissions and discharges.
Completes daily assignments as directed by a nurse Obtains vital signs (temperature, pulse, respirations) as directed Answers all call lights promptly. Reports problems to a primary nurse/designee Reinforces rehabilitation techniques as directed to maximize patient recovery Participates in Therapeutic Dysphagia and Feeding Program as assigned. Assists with monitoring of diets, nutritional supplements as well as provides appropriate cues to patients for feeding or swallowing once directed by speech or occupational therapist. Provides water/juice and snacks as appropriate Reports problems and progress to the primary nurse throughout the shift. Immediately reports accidents to the nurse. Refers questions and inquires to the nurse for follow-up. Communicates effectively with the rehabilitation team including nursing, therapy, and physicians Provides and receives shift to shift report to ensure continuity of patient care Observes safety rules, standard precautions and fire regulations. Maintains patient confidentiality, patient rights and privacy Interacts with patients, families, peers and supervisors in a calm, positive, courteous and appropriate manner Assists nurse with patient admissions, transfers and discharges; safeguards patients' belongings and other items during these procedures. Assists nurse in taking pictures of new admissions for insertion into the medical record. Collects specimens from patients as assigned and transports specimens to the lab if required
Must be currently enrolled in an accredited ADN or BSN nursing program with proof of completion of the first year or fundamentals of nursing. BLS and CPR certifications are required.
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