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Provides care as the staff nurse leader to complex patients and leads the interprofessional health care team in implementing plan of care. At Houston Methodist the Sr Staff Registered Nurse (RN) position is responsible for functioning as an advanced clinician at the Proficient level according to Benners model of clinical practice.
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Role modeling compassionate communication with physicians and the interprofessional health care team the Sr Staff RN position assumes leadership responsibilities with high level contributions in the department and across the institution.
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The Sr Staff RN position provides professional direct patient nursing care to a diverse patient population, which may include patients with varied and complex needs, and is considered an expert in a specialty.
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Develops, updates, and communicates plan of care, including discharge/disposition, in partnership with the patient, family and interprofessional health care team, using the nursing process.
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RN-Temp - Registered Nurse - Temporary State Licensure within 60 days AND. RN - Registered Nurse - Texas State Licensure and/or Compact State Licensure within 60 days OR. Improves nurse satisfaction by serving as a role model and mentor, facilitating teamwork with RNs, non-licensed and interprofessional staff.
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