Cape Cod Healthcare·Hyannis, Massachusetts
The RN is responsible for utilizing the nursing process to provide comprehensive patient care, including assessments, care planning, and maintaining accurate records. They also serve as a resource person for staff and may assume the role of charge nurse.
Properly utilizes the nursing process in caring for patients by maintaining relevant, accurate and current patient records as evidenced by Nursing PI activities.
Provides documentation of assessment of the patient throughout the Hospital admission including physical, psychological, social dimensions and discharge plans.
Summarizes assessment data and initiate plan of care with communication of pertinent data to allied patient care providers as evidenced by Nursing PI activities.
Understands, assumes, and demonstrates proficiency in the role of charge nurse.
Demonstrates proficiency in Computerized Nursing Informatics (information systems).
Assumes role of resource person regarding patient care, orientation and teaching staff.
Participates in at least four-unit staff meetings per year, attends mandatory programs and obtains three hours of Patient Care Assessment Committee (PCAC) credit per year.
Participates in identification of the aspects of care for the patient, indicators used to monitor the quality and appropriateness of care, and the evaluation of that care.
Adheres to safety, blood/body fluid policies and procedures.
Assesses personal learning development needs.
Maintains documentation of current and ongoing professional development activities.
Regularly up-dates knowledge of techniques and regulations appropriate to the age of the patient served.
Shows a willingness to participate on Nursing Committees.
Represents hospital in the community and within the hospital by maintaining confidentiality regarding patients and hospital matters and by presenting the hospital in a manner that will best market the services provided.
Performs other work-related duties and activities as assigned or requested his/her immediate supervisor.
Ability to read, write, and communicate in English Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing · (RN) - Currently licensed as a Registered Nurse in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (BLS) - Current Basic Life Support certification CCHC Pharmacology Exam (pass prior to start date) CCHC Basic Arrhythmia Exam (pass prior to start date) RN Residency & Transition (job code: 6004), must be completed within 3 months from start date Med/Surg experience in an acute care facility within the last (2) two years (Preferred) - Bachelor’s degree in nursing (BSN) (Preferred) - Experience in the management of cardiac patients (Preferred) - ACLS, recent telemetry experience, Med/Surg. Certification (Preferred) – Chemotherapy/biotherapy certification (Preferred) – Chemotherapy practicum
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited School of Nursing with a current Massachusetts RN license and BLS certification. Preferred qualifications include a BSN, Med/Surg experience in acute care, and specialized certifications in ACLS or chemotherapy.
Market context
Med surg RN roles in Massachusetts are typically in steady demand across hospitals and acute care settings, especially for nurses with current BLS and hands-on med surg experience. Competition is often stronger for candidates with a BSN and cardiac patient management experience, since those skills align with higher-acuity units. Before applying, confirm your Massachusetts RN license details and review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time versus reading the full original posting.
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