Registered Nurse

Your Choice Senior Care is searching for an experienced and certified registered nurse to join our clinic team! We are looking for a confident and expert registered nurse who is capable of following proper procedures and has a comprehensive knowledge of clinic work. The preferred registered nurse will be responsible for observing patient behavior, administering physical and mental examinations, locating patient history, and recording patient progress. You will have to have a successful track record of fantastic client service and an easy-going attitude which will set patients at ease. In this position, you may also be occasionally required to treat and give medication to a patient who is in need of it, or delegate these tasks to nurses in the office. If this sounds like the dream job for you, please apply.Typical duties and responsibilitiesTalk with patients and record their medical historyDevelop treatment plansDispense medicationConsult with family and other care providersUse a variety of medical equipmentCounsel patients and their familiesEducation and experienceRegistered nurses must have a high school diploma or its equivalent. They typically earn a bachelor's degree, though some find work as an RN with an associate degree or diploma from a nursing program. All of these include hands-on clinical experience. Registered nurses need to be licensed by the state where they work, which requires passing an exam and, in some cases, a background check. Nurses also can become certified in different specialties.Required skills and qualificationsStrong interpersonal skills for dealing with patients, doctors and staffDiscretion and the ability to handle confidential informationAbility to multitask and prioritize workloadPhysical stamina and emotional stabilityCompassion and a calm, caring demeanorStrong problem-solving skillsKeen attention to detail Preferred qualifications2+ years of experience working as an RNExperience in both hospital and clinic rotationsExcellent interpersonal communication skillsCompassion and sympathy for patientsKnowledge of prescription medications and treatment plans