Calvary Hospital·New York
The Registered Nurse utilizes the nursing process to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care. They coordinate multidisciplinary services to meet the physiological, spiritual, and psychosocial needs of terminally ill patients and their families.
For over 125 years, Calvary Hospital and Calvary @Home located in the Bronx, New York has been dedicated to the palliative care of advanced cancer and other terminally ill patients and their families.
Through a caring, compassionate philosophy of non-abandonment, the hospital provides a full spectrum of palliative services, including emotional, spiritual, and physical care.
The hospital receives patients from referring institutions throughout New York City and the entire tristate area.
When you come to Calvary Hospital, you’re not just getting a job, you’re joining a family.
Benefits/Perks: Includes accrued vacation days, sick days, holidays, and free days.
Pension (vested after 5 years of full-time or part-time service) Participation in 403 (b) Voluntary Benefits: Short Term Disability, Life Insurance, Cancer Insurance, Flex Spending, Transit Check.
Free On-Site Parking
Current New York State Registered Nurse License/Permit. Current BLS from AHA (American Heart Association) Education: Associate degree BSN Preferred
The Registered Nurse is responsible to utilize the Nursing Process, the Staff Nurse assesses, plans, implements and evaluates patient care; and coordinates patient care provided by other disciplines which meet the physiological, safety, spiritual and psychosocial needs of the patients and their families, according to the New York State Nurse Practice Act, established Calvary Hospital Nursing policies, procedures and standards of care, Geriatric Standards of Care, and Regulatory Standards. Participates in the ongoing systematic Quality Assessment and Improvement process. Job Type: Full-Time Salary: $51.85 - $65.44/hourly (Full-time)
Candidates must hold a current New York State Registered Nurse License/Permit and a current BLS certification from the American Heart Association. An Associate degree is required, while a BSN is preferred.
Market context
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