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JOHNSON HEALTH CENTER·Lynchburg, Virginia
RN · $32 - $34/hr
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Shaded band: the middle 50% of 139 posted nursing roles in Lynchburg, Virginia rates. This role sits in the 58th percentile.
Pay for this role is about 3% above the Lynchburg, Virginia median for nursing roles.
The Registered Nurse provides professional, team-based medical care and nursing support in a clinical setting. Responsibilities include conducting patient screenings, administering medications, performing laboratory tests, and documenting clinical activities.
Patient Relations: 1. Communicates with patients in a courteous and professional manner in face-to-face encounters and via the telephone. 2. Educates the patient and family members on the patient’s diagnoses and health care self-management within scope of knowledge and authority. Staff Relations/Team Building: 1. Participates with the provider in the implementation of the plan of care and multidisciplinary patient education. 2. Promotes the Team-Based Care Model by participating in daily huddles and monthly care team meetings to communicate and collaborate on patient issues and needs. Clinical Duties: 1. Conducts patient screening for hearing, vision, vital signs to include blood pressure, height, weight, and other routine procedures as needed. 2. Assists the providers with in-office tests and procedures as ordered. 3. Administers medications including intramuscular (IM), subcutaneous, and intradermal injections as ordered by the provider. 4. Initiates and monitors the infusion of IV fluids if needed. 5. Documents the clinical activities and patient interactions in the medical record. 6. Collects specimens from patients, performs in-house laboratory testing, and processes specimens and requisitions for transport to the outside testing facility. 7. Stocks exam rooms and special treatment rooms with necessary supplies and indicates necessity for ordering supplies on the appropriate supply order form, board, or list. 8. Demonstrates enthusiasm and commitment toward continuous learning and developmental opportunities. 9. Returns patient phone calls promptly. 10. Demonstrates flexibility, open mindedness, and versatility in adjusting to changing environments and requirements as necessary. 11. Functions as a triage nurse. 12. Interacts with other agencies/medical entities as needed to obtain patient medical information, to ensure continuity of care, and to ensure patients receive necessary durable medical equipment (DME), prescriptions, and other supplies. 13. Participates in the education of nursing students, medical assistant students, and new hires assigned. 14. Physical attendance is an essential element of the job and necessary to perform the essential functions of the RN position. 15. Other clinical duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Lead Nurse, Unit Lead, ADON, or CNO. Administrative Duties: 1. Attends and participates in staff and other JHC meetings as required. 2. Supervises other nursing and support personnel as assigned. Performance Improvement Activities: 1. Attends all nursing department meetings and participates in the JHC Quality Improvement (QI) program. Safety/Infection Control Activities: 1. Attends all mandatory OSHA infection control trainings and follows general OSHA guidelines for infection control, including “Standard Precautions”. 2. Abides by all JHC infection control policies, including acute response measures in the setting of a public health concern or disease outbreak.
Candidates must hold a current RN license from the Virginia State Board of Nursing and have graduated from an accredited nursing program. One to three years of experience is preferred.
Market context
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