Dayton Children's Hospital·Dayton, Ohio
The Ambulatory Nurse performs treatments, administers medications, and assists with non-anesthesia procedures using aseptic techniques. They are responsible for providing patient and family education and coordinating care with assistive personnel to improve health outcomes.
Schedule: Part time
HOURS: 24
The Ambulatory Nurse is a nursing staff position, which reports to the Administrative Manager.
Performs treatments, administers medications, assists procedures performed without anesthesia while utilizing aseptic technique, assists with employee education and orientation and provides patient/family education with the goal of improving health outcomes.
Involves family/significant others in planning health care and health decisions.
Delegates and evaluates health care to assistive personnel following the hospital plan for nursing.
Recognizes and advocates for each patient being individual with health care needs.
Provides considerate, respectful care affirming the patient’s right to make decisions regarding their medical care.
M-F 8-430p; 3 days a week.
Commitment to obtain Bachelors of Science in Nursing within 5 years of hire. Graduation from an accredited program of nursing. Registered Nursing license in State of Ohio.
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited nursing program and hold a Registered Nursing license in the State of Ohio. A commitment to obtain a Bachelor of Science in Nursing within five years of hire is required.
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