Critical Care – Adult Clinical Resource Nurse, Inpatient

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FT position available, D/E/N rotating; weekends and holiday per unit policy

Exciting opportunity to become part of a dynamic and passionate leadership team. The clinical resource nurse is an expert, and acts in a supporting role to assist all inpatients units in managing clinical, administrative, and emergency needs throughout the institution. Main responsibilities frequently include Code, Rapid Response, MERT, Sepsis, Difficult Airway, and Stroke Alerts; working with other hospital leadership to coordinate resources to manage operational issues; maintaining patient safety; achieving efficient throughput; assisting with patient bed management; providing clinical and critical thinking support to nurses delivering care in a variety of settings. The CRN acts as a liaison to maintain open lines of communication between providers, management, unit staff, ACC, and other CRN groups. The ideal candidate will have a bachelor’s degree in nursing with specialty certification; demonstrate excellent communication, leadership, and prioritization skills. Applicants must have at least 5 years of nursing experience, including 3–5 years of experience in a critical care setting. Leadership experience and specialty certification preferred.

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