RN - MedSurg, Part Time

Our 24-bed Medical-Surgical unit provides a dynamic and engaging atmosphere, catering to a diverse array of adult patients. This includes individuals with orthopedic requirements, those undergoing general and bariatric surgeries, as well as patients needing cardiac/telemetry monitoring and managing complex medical issues. The typical RN-to-patient ratio is between 1:5–6, while Patient Care Technicians (PCTs) maintain a ratio of 1:6–9, fostering a collaborative and impactful approach to patient care.

Team members will acquire essential clinical skills through numerous opportunities to perform IV insertions, assist with bedside procedures, deliver wound care, manage nasogastric tubes and chest tubes, administer blood transfusions, and care for post-operative patients, including those with central lines and colostomies. Additionally, nurses and PCTs may float to different areas within the hospital, providing a fantastic chance for comprehensive clinical development and teamwork.

Position Details:

• Unit: Med Surg 3
• Schedule: Part-Time Nights, 7 PM - 7 AM
• Specialty Differential: Med Surg Specialty Differential Provided

The staff nurse is responsible for delivering nursing care to patients across all age groups, employing nursing processes to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care. This role operates within the organization's policies and procedures, demonstrating professional accountability and growth. The staff nurse is tasked with upholding practice standards and coordinating the patient care activities of all assigned personnel to ensure high-quality nursing care.

• Completion of a nursing program is required.
• A Bachelor’s Degree is preferred.

• No prior experience is necessary; new nursing graduates are welcome.
• Experience in a hospital setting is preferred.
• For PRN positions, at least one year of hospital experience is required.

• Current RN license in the State of Georgia or NLC/eNLC Multistate License is required.
• Basic Life Support (BCLS) certification is required.

• Advanced certification in the relevant specialty may be required (refer to addendum).

• Cardiac Tele: ACLS Certification is required within 180 days for Nurse Residents or nurses new to the specialty.
• Critical Care: ACLS Certification is required within 180 days for Nurse Residents or nurses new to the specialty.
• Dialysis: Certified Dialysis Certificate (CDN) is preferred.
• Emergency Department: ACLS and PALS Certification are required within 180 days for Nurse Residents or nurses new to the specialty; experienced nurses have 6 months to obtain PALS certification.
• Infusion/Oncology: Chemotherapy/Biotherapy Certification is required prior to independent chemotherapy administration upon hire.
• Pediatrics: PALS Certification is required at specific locations; Nurse Residents or nurses new to the specialty must complete applicable certifications within 180 days.
• Surgical Services: ACLS and PALS certifications are required for specific roles within 180 days.
• Women’s Services: Various certifications, including NRP, are required by the end of the orientation period for specific roles.