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Registered Nurse

Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County • Rock Springs, Wyoming, United States • 1w ago

Registered Nurse

- MHSC is an equal employment opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of gender, age, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, mental or physical disability or uniformed services status. MHSC is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment that recognizes the contributions and supports the advancement of all because an inclusive environment can enhance the quality of healthcare, improve hospital/community relations, and positively affect the health status of society. No candidate will be rejected based on any of the above or any disability that, with reasonable accommodation, does not prevent performance of the essential job duties.
- MHSC is committed to the “Planetree” methodology of “Person-Centered Care”. Person-Centered Care is more than hospitality. It is more than amenities and inviting surroundings. Person-Centered Care is an evidence-based framework for improved patient and family engagement, better clinical outcomes, increased staff retention/ recruitment, and high value care. Person-Centered Care creates workplaces that energize and inspire joy. It places patients and caregivers at the center of the care experience and unites communities around health and wellness. This approach also focuses on supporting the professional and personal aspirations of healthcare professionals who can more effectively care for others when they feel cared for themselves.
JOB SUMMARY
- First and foremost, Registered Nurses (RN) at MHSC serve as patient advocates. Registered Nurses provide professional nursing care to patients or populations of patients through the application of the nursing process, standards of nursing practice, standards of care and adherence to regulatory and professional practice acts. Registered Nurses at Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County (MHSC) work in a variety of settings including Clinics, Outpatient care, Inpatient care, Informatics, Quality, Education and Leadership. Each RN is accountable for practicing within his or her scope of practice. Each RN reports to a Director or Manager of a service and ultimately to the Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) of the organization. Each RN is responsible for one’s own practice under their own RN licensure as a nursing professioal. RNs may oversight care for certified nursing assistants and delegate care to qualified individuals based on practice standards of the organization and the Wyoming State Board of Nursing. RNs are accountable to, responsible to and have authority over their own professional practice.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS
- Education:
  - High School diploma or equivalent required. Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing. The accredited school is defined as the specific school of nursing accreditation that is commonly ACEN and/or CCNE. The School of Nursing degree may be that of an Associate Degree in Nursing, Diploma in Nursing or Bachelor’s degree in Nursing. A Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing is encouraged and can be attained after hire. May possess advanced degrees in Nursing at the masters or doctoral level. Currently licensed and in good standing as a Registered Nurse by the Wyoming State Board of Nursing / eCompact. Competency requirements are determined per clinical areas. Requirements for BLS, ACLS, TNCC, NRP, ONS Provider Course or others are determined per clinical area. Certification in specialty is encouraged.
- Job Knowledge and Skills:
- • Demonstrates clinical competency and proficiency commensurate with specialty and years of experience as an RN.
  • Performs specific respiratory care procedures as approved by the Director of Cardiopulmonary Services and the Chief Nursing Officer with documentation of competency assessment.
  • Demonstrates compassion, kindness and respect in communications with customers of MHSC, including peers, all other MHSC employees and providers who work at MHSC as our community partners.
  • Demonstrates abilities to manage time wisely, prioritize patient care, recognize situations of urgency, possess an appropriate sense of urgency, anticipate relevant orders, report pertinent and relevant information to providers and peers, recognize and prioritize changes in patient condition, and prevent and recognize complications commensure with years of experience as per Benner’s Novice-to-Expert theory.
  • Collaborates as a member of the Nursing team with all other employees and patients.
  • Contributes to patient care and teamwork processes related to the professional aspects of nursing.
  • Demonstrates commitment to clinical excellence, teaches patients and others, professionally demonstrate abilities in professional conduct, participates in evidence based practices, research, advances in nursing and clinical care, and participates in continuous quality improvement efforts to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
  • Demonstrates respectful communication and collaboration skills with physicians and other employees.
  • Displays critical thinking, clinical reasoning and problem-solving skills commensurate with Benner’s Stages of Novice-to-Expert theory.
  • Role models self-motivation and self-direction as a lifelong learner.
  • Promotes a professional image of Nursing within the organization and the larger community.
  • Possesses knowledge of, and continues to learn, patient safety and quality care processes.
  • Applies confidentiality standards in patient care interactions.
  • Demonstrates commitment to the MHSC Mission of Compassionate Care for Every Life We Touch.
  • Works collaboratively with all employees of the MHSC to achieve the MHSC Vision of being the most trusted health care professionals in the community.
  • Reflects the MHSC Values of Kindness, Respect, Accepts Accountability, Works Collaboratively, and Embracing Excellence.