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Adventist HealthNew
Overview
Provide comprehensive nursing care for women from childbearing through geriatric years and infants up to 28 days of life. Coordinate with multidisciplinary teams to develop and implement individualized care plans and ensure patient safety.
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$67 - $100 / HOUR
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Titus Regional Medical Center
The RN provides comprehensive nursing care for antepartum, intrapartum, and postpartum women, including fetal monitoring and labor progress evaluation. They are responsible for coordinating patient care plans, acting as a surgical circulator for C-sections, and ensuring safety standards are met.
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27 days ago
Baptist
Provides direct and indirect patient care through assessment, medication administration, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. Focuses on enhancing patient outcomes while preserving autonomy, dignity, and safety.
28 days ago
UHS
Provide comprehensive and collaborative patient care, including initial assessments and documentation for postpartum patients. Ensure adherence to regulatory, professional, and hospital policies while modeling core organizational values.
1 month ago
WellSpan Health
The Registered Nurse is responsible and accountable for implementing, directing, and coordinating patient care through the nursing process, which includes assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation. This involves recognizing and treating the physical and psychosocial changes unique to the specific age/population group served on the unit.
2 months ago
The Registered Nurse develops, implements, and evaluates age-appropriate plans of care using the nursing process, clinical skills, and patient education. They are responsible for providing safe, competent nursing care and professional leadership while maintaining patient safety and adhering to organizational standards.
Adventist Health
The RN II is responsible for the care of women from childbearing through geriatric years and infants up to 28 days of life, supervising and coordinating care with other disciplines. Duties include performing comprehensive patient assessments, developing and implementing individualized plans of care, administering medications, and providing appropriate patient and family education.
3 months ago
Odessa Regional Medical Center
The Registered Nurse will evaluate assigned patients, plan, implement, and document nursing care, and assist physicians during examinations and procedures. Responsibilities also include triaging patients, performing tests, administering medications, and teaching patients and families about conditions and self-care.
Lifepoint Health
The Registered Nurse provides direct patient care in Women's Services by performing interventions such as medication administration, clinical treatments, and specimen collection according to the nursing process. This role also involves documenting patient care, monitoring patient condition, collaborating across disciplines for coordinated care, and educating patients and families.
Staff Registered Nurses are responsible for providing excellence in patient care, offering collaborative and comprehensive care based on patient and/or family needs within assigned units. This includes providing assessments, treatment, and care, managing pain, invasive lines, and surgical drains for patients throughout their continuum of care.
$15,000 / YEAR
Hillsboro Medical Center
The RN for Women’s and Children’s Center is responsible for delivering quality nursing care, assessing patient needs, and implementing care plans. The role includes supervising supportive staff and ensuring effective communication within the healthcare team.
$49 - $74 / HOUR
5 months ago
California Hospital Medical Center
The role involves assisting with childbirth, supporting new mothers and fathers in bonding with their babies, and managing labor and delivery care, including potential complications for multiple births.
