Torrance Memorial Medical Center·Torrance, California
Deliver specialized nursing care to Neuro Med/Surg ICU patients by executing medical treatment plans and following established protocols. Responsibilities include advanced neurological assessments, managing neurological devices, and administering emergency medications.
The Staff RN IV uses the nursing process to deliver nursing care to a given patient care population as it relates to the care setting. Nursing care is based on the interpretation and execution of the medical and nursing plan of treatment utilizing established procedures standards and protocols of individuals within the assigned work shift. The Staff RN IV provides nursing care to the population served in the unit. #LI-LP1 Core Competencies Adheres to infection prevention guidelines
Adheres to policies, procedures, and standards of practice to deliver safe and optimal care
Assesses patient history, physiological, and psychosocial status
Communicates with the patient, family, medical staff and others during the continuum of care
Complies with Joint Commission’s national patient safety goals
Complies with organizational quality dashboard/benchmarking goals
Interprets common variables affecting patient care and follows reporting process
Maintains regulatory compliance consistent with quality standards and ethical obligations of the profession
Participates in activities in alignment with the Magnet Model
Participates in organizational activities
Participates in Peer Review
Participates in professional development activities
Performs as a preceptor in an active and engaged manner
Provides age-specific individualized care that supports protection from harm and complies with patient safety centered interventions/bundles
Provides patient and family education throughout the care of patient
Uses critical thinking to formulate and carry out a care plan according to patient needs
Utilizes resources in an economical manner
Utilizes safe administration of medications
Department Specific Competencies Follows moderate sedation guidelines and monitoring per policy.
Monitors patients with thrombolytic agents including intra-arterial and recognizes possible complications.
Administers vasoactive drugs, antiarrhythmic and other cardiac and emergency medications.
Interprets cardiac rhythms and provide appropriate intervention.
Demonstrates advanced neurological assessment skills and management of neurological devices such as EVD and ICP monitoring within one year of hire and PRN.
Must have 1 year critical care experience or completion of a critical care course accredited by the AACN and California BRN Experience Number of Years Experience Type of Experience 1 Acute Care Setting License / Certification Requirements Registered Nurse License ACLS Certification NIHSS Stroke Certification
Compensation Range $55.29 - $80.45/ Hour
Requires a Registered Nurse license, ACLS, and NIHSS Stroke certifications. Candidates must have an associate degree in nursing and at least one year of critical care experience or an accredited critical care course.
Market context
California nursing roles often draw steady demand, especially for experienced RNs in procedural and critical care settings. Competition is strongest for candidates who already hold a California RN license, current BLS and ACLS, and recent ICU, ER, or PACU experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your certifications and highlight relevant bedside and procedural experience in your application.
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