Travel Nurse RN - Endoscopy - $2,989 per week in Berkeley, CA

Job Title: Registered Nurse Profession: Nursing Specialty: Gastroenterology Duration: 13 Weeks Shift: Day 3x12 Hours per Shift: 12 Experience: 2+ years License: State RN License Certifications: ACLS, BLS Must-Have: Strong background in complex gastroenterology studies such as ERCP cases. Description: The registered nurse is responsible and accountable for the overall management of nursing care provided to patients. This includes ensuring competent, compassionate, and cost-effective patient care from admission to discharge. The nurse assures the safety, comfort, personal hygiene, and protection of patients. They respond to medical and environmental emergencies as needed. The nurse plans and coordinates delivery of care to maximize efficiency. They serve as a liaison between nursing and medical staff to facilitate a collaborative approach to patient care. Coordinating the involvement of patients, families, physicians, and other health team members is essential for managing patient care. The nurse sets priorities and initiates emergency interventions calmly and competently. Clinical judgment and critical thinking are exercised in all aspects of nursing and unit activities. Treatments, medications, and nursing skills are administered in a timely manner. Current knowledge of patient care status is maintained through clinical rounds. The nurse ensures that physicians are informed of significant changes in patient conditions. They analyze and document patient acuity levels accurately and timely. Effective interaction with the patient population served is demonstrated. Ongoing assessments of patients and families are conducted, considering multiple factors such as biophysical and psychosocial needs. The nursing assessment is completed within the required timeframe upon admission. Individualized, goal-directed nursing processes are carried out to meet patient needs. Modification of care plans occurs as needed in collaboration with patients, families, and other disciplines. Developing and implementing a comprehensive plan of care based on assessments and consultations with other health team members is vital. Documentation and communication regarding patient assessments, care plans, and outcomes are essential for continuity of care. Evaluating the effectiveness of care plans is performed regularly, with adjustments made as necessary in collaboration with all stakeholders.