Pediatric ICU Nurse - RN
Location: Nashville Tennessee
Description: VanderbiltUniversity is employing Pediatric ICU Nurse - RN right now, this occupation will be placed in Tennessee. More complete informations about this occupation opportunity kindly read the description below. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt is looking for a PICU â€" Pediatric Intensive Care Unit RN to join our team in Nashville, Tennessee.
We are Vanderbilt. Join Us.
PI! CU â€" Pediatric Intensive Care Unit RN provides critical care to patients and families including nursing care and delegated medical tasks. The PICU is a 24-bed unit providing care for critically ill patient population. Treatment modalities used in the PICU include non-invasive & invasive procedures common to critical care setting such as intra-arterial pressure monitoring, intracranial monitoring, cardiac, respiratory and central venous pressure monitoring. ECMO, renal replacement therapies, advance modalities of ventilation & airway management are also used in this setting.
If you are energetic, like working hands with patients on in a teaching environment, and love the adrenaline rush that the ICU brings, we may be looking for you.
**We are hiring for primarily 7pm - 7am, variable shifts. We offer flexible self-scheduling over 6 week period of time.**
Come join our team as a PICU â€" Pediatric Intensive Care Unit RN today!
Click to
PICU- Pediatric Intensive! Care Unit RN
Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt is looking for a PICU â€" Pediatric Intensive Care Unit RN to join our team in Nashville, Tennessee.
We are Vanderbilt. Join Us.
PICU â€" Pediatric Intensive Care Unit RN provides critical care to patients and families including nursing care and delegated medical tasks. The PICU is a 24-bed unit providing care for critically ill patient population. Treatment modalities used in the PICU include non-invasive & invasive procedures common to critical care setting such as intra-arterial pressure monitoring, intracranial monitoring, cardiac, respiratory and central venous pressure monitoring. ECMO, renal replacement therapies, advance modalities of ventilation & airway management are also used in this setting.
Children’s Hospital nurses realize patient- and family-centered care through a practice model that incorporates shared decision making, interdisciplinary teamwork, and evidence based pract! ice. Our nurses are dedicated to providing excellence in pediatric nursing through quality clinical and psychosocial care, education, and research. This vision is achieved through collaboration with all members of the health care team, including patients, families and the community.
If you are energetic, like working hands with patients on in a teaching environment, and love the adrenaline rush that the ICU brings, we may be looking for you.
**We are hiring for primarily 7pm - 7am, variable shifts. We offer flexible self-scheduling over 6 week period of time.**
Come join our team as a PICU â€" Pediatric Intensive Care Unit RN today!
Job Requirements of a PICU â€" Pediatric Intensive Care Unit RN
Why join Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt as a PICU â€" Pediatric Intensive Care Unit RN
Discover Your Place
Thank you for considering a career with the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt. Constructed in 2004, our freestanding children's hospital is filled with the latest state-of-the art equipment and information systems to provide the best treatments for patients. Our doctors, nurses, technicians and support staff operate as teamsâ€"drawing on and respecting the individual skills that each brings to the patient. As a recognized leader in pediatric care, we believe that building a great place to work is the most important step in making our patients and customers happy and satisfied with their experience at Vanderbilt. We want our staff, no matter who they are, to take ownership of what our patients and customer! s need and to feel rewarded for doing so.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Children's Hospital received its second Magnet designation in April 2012. Our first designation was in November 2006.
Nursing Promise
We are the nurses of Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt, we are various personalities, and we are different people, all working together to accomplish one goal.
We bring to this hospital our hopes, dreams, expectations, and desires.
We each have been touched by courage, faith and determination.
We each have laughed and cried within these walls.
We each have seen the miracle that is life, and have been inspired by the strength of children and families.
We trust and rely upon one another during the light moments and especially during the darkest of times.
Some of us have the wisdom of experience, some are just learning to experience.
We share a respect for o! ne another and for our patients, striving to treat all as we would wish! our own loved ones to be treated.
We honor the diverse cultural nature of our patients and families by respecting their unique beliefs, cultural values, and diverse backgrounds.
We have learned to enjoy the warmth of a child's laughter, and believe that humor does indeed cure many ills.
We each share a commitment in the nursing we practice, the care we provide, and to the excellence of our units.
We have taken an oath to do no harm, to practice in an ethical manner, and to maintain the integrity of our noble profession on a daily basis.
We accept the fragility of life, we accept our limits, yet strive to continuously learn and improve.
We remember our losses so that we remember to celebrate the victories.
We do what we do not for the glory, not for the compensation, but for the certainty that at some time and in some way we will be able to make a difference.
We are Vanderbilt. Join Us.
- .
! If you were eligible to this occupation, please email us your resume, with salary requirements and a resume to VanderbiltUniversity.
If you interested on this occupation just click on the Apply button, you will be redirected to the official website
This occupation starts available on: Fri, 12 Apr 2013 18:34:06 GMT
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.