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Jackson

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$0k - $0k

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Job DetailsJob Location: Jackson, WY 83001Position Type: Full TimeEducation Level: ADN/ASNSalary Range: $38.82 - $58.83 HourlyJob Shift: NightsJob Category: Nursing Jobs
Job Description Summary

Provides age and developmentally appropriate direct patient clinical care, encompassing both physical and psychological needs of the preemie, neonate, infant, adolescent and adult patient populations. Provides care with a focus on patient safety; initiates, implements and updates plan of care and patient/family education appropriately. Delivers high quality patient care through training and experience in Obstetrics and Level One Nursery, according to the Obstetrics Scope of Service. Able to scrub and/or circulate in the event of an emergency cesarean section. Adheres to and practices the St. John's Health Corporate Compliance Program and participates in Performance Improvement activities.

 

Essential Functions

Quality Patient Care

Obtain and review patient data using; observational, interviewing, interpretation and critical thinking skills in an age specific population and developmentally appropriate manner.

Identifies risk factors and provides for patient safety. Implements measures to prevent injury from environmental hazards.

Practices autonomously and consistently with professional nursing standards.

Identifies changes in patient status, exercises critical thinking and independent judgment within the context of a multidisciplinary approach to patient care.

Develops a plan of care that is unique to each patient's needs, evaluates patient response to plan of care and reflects measurable goals that are mutually set with the patient.

Evaluates patient response to pain management interventions. Offers alternative pain management therapies.

Demonstrates knowledge and awareness of medication action, side effects and protocols for use. Using 2 patient identifiers, gives medication safely and accurately according to policy and procedure.

Organizes and prioritizes care of multiple patients with varying levels of acuity in a timely and efficient manner, as well as with a positive attitude.

Manages specimen collection, handling and disposition according to hospital policy. Labels blood specimens at the patient's bedside.

Addresses patient and family's spiritual and emotional needs utilizing a holistic approach.

Uses supplies and equipment within safe parameters. Ensures equipment is functioning properly before use. Reports equipment malfunction following the appropriate reporting.

Patient and Family Education

Assesses age and population specific and developmentally appropriate patient and family education needs.

Assesses readiness to learn based on patient perception, education level and expectation of care.

Initiates and incorporates patient and family education onto the plan of care.

Provides clear information to assist the patient to make informed decisions.

Encourages patients' active involvement in their care.

Communicates updated status report and clear information to patient/family as appropriate, to make informed decisions.

 

Unit Specific Performance

Ability to assess neonate at delivery and perform neonatal resuscitation.

Ability to conduct postpartum assessments.

Demonstrates the ability to be flexible, organized and function under stressful situations.

Keeps the department clean, orderly and stocked daily.

Completes all documentation, utilizing appropriate forms and systems.

Demonstrates the ability to assess and assist with emergency situations.

Functions in the charge nurse role as assigned.

Completed and signs daily charge nurse form.

Initiates and completes computerized Event Reports for unusual events consistently. Reports near misses.

Job Requirements

Minimum Education

Required ASN

Preferred BSN

 

Minimum Work Experience

Required: Must be able to function independently.

Preferred Recent high risk obstetric experience preferred. Minimum of two (2) years nursing experience in L&D preferred.

 

Required Licenses: Current RN license with the authority to practice in the State of Wyoming, BLS, NRP and documentation of completion of a AWHONN Fetal Heart Monitoring class required. ACLS and STABLE preferred.

 

Functional Demands

Working Conditions

Six bed LDRP with five swing rooms. Level one nursery. Rapidly changing census and patient acuity. Frequent stressful situations. Twelve hour shifts; rotation to days/nights and weekends. Call hours and holidays required. Emergency situations may require staying after completion of scheduled shift.  Must be on-site at the SJH campus or other facilities to fulfill the responsibilities of this role. 

 

Physical Requirements

80% of shift spent walking and standing. Irregular meals/breaks. Must possess the ability to lift, push, pull and move patients, equipment, supplies. Must possess sight/hearing senses to meet job requirements. Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.

 

Direct Reports: None

 

Reports to:  Manager of Obstetrics

 

Internal and External Contacts: All hospital personnel, physicians, patients, family, vendors and visitors.

 

Leadership Capabilities

  1. Patient Focus

Is dedicated to meeting the expectations and requirements of patients

Gets firsthand patient feedback and uses it for improvements

Establishes and maintains effective relationships with patients and gains their trust and respect

  1. Attention to Detail

Completes tasks in a way that ensures there are not errors

Methodically and patiently reviews work to identify any mistakes or discrepancies

Creates and stores documentation in a way that is thorough and easy to access

  1. Quality Decision Making

Considers many factors and sources when making decisions

Is correct and accurate with most of his/her solutions and suggestions when judged over time

Is sought out by others for advice and solutions

Spends his/her time and the time of others on what's important

Quickly zeros in on the critical and few and puts the trivial many aside

Handles risks and uncertainty with composure

  1. Interpersonal Skills (Nursing)

Steps up to conflicts, seeing them as opportunities

Builds appropriate rapport

Finds common ground and gains cooperation

Taking responsibility for the consequences of one's own actions and decisions

Qualifications

Other facts

Tech stack
Patient Care,Critical Thinking,Medication Administration,Pain Management,Neonatal Resuscitation,Postpartum Assessment,Patient Education,Emergency Response,Organizational Skills,Holistic Approach,Documentation,Team Collaboration,Compliance,Quality Improvement,Interpersonal Skills,Leadership

About ST JOHNS HEALTH

OUR PURPOSE: To provide our unique community and visitors with exceptional and ever-advancing individualized care.

ABOUT: Located in Jackson, Wyoming, the hospital at St. John's Health was built in 1991 and has 108 beds: 48 Acute Care/Primary Care Unit beds and 60 long-term care beds. Nursing and technical specialties include: Medical/Surgical (PCU), Obstetrics, Inpatient Rehabilitation, Intensive Care, Long Term Care (the “Living Center”), Skilled Nursing Care, Operating Room, Recovery Room, Outpatient Surgery, Pharmacy, Emergency Room, Home Care & Hospice, Cancer Care & Infusion, Laboratory, Radiology, Respiratory Care, Rehabilitation, and Social Services.

St. John’s Health also operates the following Physician Practices: Audiology & Hearing Aids; Cardiology; Child & Adolescent Psychiatry; Ear, Nose, Throat & Allergy; Family Health; General Surgery; Internal Medicine; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery; Urgent Care; and Urology.

HISTORY: St. John’s Health was established in 1916 as part of St. John’s Episcopal Church. Although the hospital no longer has a direct affiliation with the church, it has retained the original name. In 1976, St. John’s became the Teton County Hospital District, and does business as St. John’s Health, with a publicly elected Board of Trustees. In the year 2019, St. John’s Hospital changed its name to St. John’s Health to better communicate our role in Jackson and the regional communities we serve.

St. John's Health is a EOE/Drug Free Employer.

Team size: 501-1,000 employees
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Industry: Hospitals and Health Care
Founding Year: 1916

What you'll do

  • The RN OB provides direct patient clinical care to various patient populations, focusing on both physical and psychological needs. They develop and implement individualized care plans and ensure patient safety while adhering to professional nursing standards.

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