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Therefore, all RN I’s are expected to complete the requirements of the Nurse Residency program and complete the application and credentialing process for successful advancement to RN II by 12-15 months after hire.
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About the departmentBassett Medical Center's Inpatient Pediatric unit provides our community members with superior newborn mother/baby, pediatric and adult med-surg level care. Salary Range: $36.76 - $55.13 per hourRegistered Nurse II: The RN II status requires at least 1-year experience as a RN, if experience is not relevant, RN II must complete RN residency program.
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RN I only) Enters accurate documentation (80-100%) of all patient care activities as measured by periodic random preceptor and supervisory chart review as per probationary appraisal schedule. (RN I only) Performs and documents Point of Care (POC) testing and quality control in accordance with established laboratory policies and procedures, 100% of the time, as observed by supervisor and POC staff.
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Ensures complete and accurate information is recorded in accordance with standard operating procedure and Healthstream module to support reimbursement and regulatory compliance and patient care.
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AHS Staffing is seeking a travel nurse RN ICU - Intensive Care Unit for a travel nursing job in Cooperstown, New York. A motto of ours has always been “Our business is only as good as the people working for us” and we work around the clock to establish complete satisfaction with our travelers and clients.
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Complete care requirements by scheduling and assigning nursing staff. Cooperstown Center is a proud member of the Centers Health Care Consortium. Promote a cooperative relationship among health care teams.
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Minimum one year experience as an Registered Nurse, if experience is not relevant, Registered Nurse II must complete RN residency program, required. The Registered Professional Nurse II Acute Care is accountable for the delivery of safe patient care utilizing the nursing process.
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