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Join the team in Redwood Falls! Start in Med-Surg and then cross train to Obstetrics and the Emergency Room. Also have the opportunity to train to be a nursing supervisor or charge nurse.
Add to all that, our leaders strive to instill a culture of safety, kindness, and collaboration, so that we have a stable environment to care for our patients. Summary Coordinate and/or supervise care by other professionals on your team. Perform duties related to assessing, diagnosing, planning, implementing, and evaluating as you deliver patient care.
Assess and plan for the educational needs of the patient/client and families. Schedule Casual | Varied schedule Rotating 12-hour shifts | Days/Nights Pay Starting pay begins at $42.86 per hour and increases with experience
$42.86 - $71.51 per hour Qualifications Associate degree in Nursing or higher Current Minnesota RN License Basic Life Support (BLS) Exception: inability to complete certification process related to health condition: must complete education portion of Basic Life Support ACLS education completed within 6 months of hire. NRP education completed within 1 year of hire. Completes trauma education as set for Level 4 trauma criteria within 1 year of hire.
Department & Site The Redwood Hospital is a 12-bed facility serving Redwood Falls, Morton, and other communities near Redwood and Renville Counties in Minnesota. It’s one of the newest hospital facilities in Minnesota! Learn more about our hospital here.
More Information Check out this video about Redwood Area Hospital! https://youtu.be/DoMlzq2sInE Contact the Recruiter, Lisa Kelly directly with any questions: lisa.kelly@centracare.com or 320-251-2700 ext. 50676. CentraCare has made a commitment to diversity in its workforce. All individuals including, but not limited to, individuals with disabilities, are encouraged to apply.
CentraCare is an EEO/AA employer.
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About the role
Start in Med-Surg and then cross train to Obstetrics and the Emergency Room. Also have the opportunity to train to be a nursing supervisor or charge nurse. Add to all that, our leaders strive to instill a culture of safety, kindness, and collaboration, so that we have a stable environment to care for our patients.