Mass General Brigham·Braintree, Massachusetts
Provide professional nursing care for patients undergoing endoscopy, focusing on assessment, planning, and evaluation. Responsibilities include monitoring patients during recovery, administering sedation medications under supervision, and ensuring safe discharge using specific scoring criteria.
Brigham and Women's Physicians Organization, Inc.
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Job Summary To provide excellent patient care in an environment where quality, respect, caring and compassion are at the center of all we do. To provide professional nursing skills in assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating the nursing care for our patients.
Responsible for assessing, planning and evaluating the care of each patient assigned.
Adheres to Post Sedation Care Unit (PSCU) standards of nursing care.
Observes vital sign, IV Site and any special monitoring equipment required for the recovery period. Implements plan of care during recovery period.
Assessment of patients according to systemic approach.
Appropriately communicate nursing assessment to the physician.
Assess and implement discharge utilizing the Aldrete Scoring Criteria.
Record physician orders and nursing implementation of orders. The nurse must demonstrate competency and knowledge in caring for patients who have received moderate and deep sedation.
Maintains a safe physical environment, including equipment and supplies.
Assist in the development of the Center’s Quality Management and Professional Improvement Program. Actively participates in the ongoing Quality Management and Profession Improvement Program.
Promotes good public relations with the patient’s family and visitors.
Participates in the center’s in-services relative to position and maintain professional competency. Adheres to the Center’s Policy and Procedures.
Administer medications used in moderate sedation under the direct supervision of the Gastroenterologist.
Reports to the Gastroenterologist changes in the patient’s condition.
Assumes responsibility for personal and professional growth through participation in formal and informal education opportunities specifically related to endoscopy services.
Ensures continuity of care by documenting all patient care information appropriately and communicating pertinent information as necessary.
Performs nursing procedures according to facility policy and procedures
Demonstrates proficiency in endoscopy skills.
Assess health education needs of the patient/family at the time of the visit and develops a plan to meet these needs.
Teaches patients and family aspects of health care that will promote health and wellbeing, including physician instructions.
Qualifications: Education Diploma Nursing required
Licenses and Credentials Registered Nurse - State of Massachusetts
Experience Endoscopy experience required and Ambulatory-setting Experience preferred
Additional Job Details (if applicable) We are seeking a compassionate and flexible 32 hour Endoscopy Nurse to join our team. The hours are Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 3:30 pm, with a rotating day off. This role is ideal for an experienced nurse looking to provide high-quality patient care.
Work Location 659 Washington Street: Scheduled Weekly Hours 32
Employee Type Regular: Work Shift Day (United States of America)
Pay Range $36.88 - $70.54/Hourly
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Requires a Nursing Diploma and a valid Registered Nurse license for the State of Massachusetts. Endoscopy experience is required, while experience in an ambulatory setting is preferred.
Market context
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