Charge Nurse Med Surg FT Nights

Job Description

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St. Francis Hospital Bartlett

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Saint Francis Hospital Bartlett is a 196-bed hospital dedicated to providing high quality, compassionate care to the community. As a comprehensive medical center, Saint Francis Hospital Bartlett has the expertise to deliver quality care in a variety of specialties including Emergency Services, Inpatient & Outpatient Surgical Services, Med / Surge, Ortho, Critical Care and Women’s Services.

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Charge Nurse Med Surg Full Time Nights Position Summary

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The Charge Nurse is a professional nurse who manages the daily operations of a department (s) to provide services for patients while meeting quality, legal, organizational and medical staff goals. Responsible for promoting the efficient operations to provide effective nursing care of a designated department (s). Manages the department independently under the guidance of a Nurse Manager / Director.

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Job Responsibilities

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• Assists with recruiting and training of new hires.

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Required Education / Training / Experience

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Education : Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing,

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Preferred : Academic degree in nursing (Bachelors or Master's degree)

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Experience : One year of RN experience required.

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Professional Requirement : RN with current applicable state licensure / permit.

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PALS – Required within 3 months of hire for the following : Emergency Dept. RNs, All Bartlett Float Pool RNs, Memphis Float Pool RNs must have if they will float to Emergency Department.

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