RN (Physical Medicine & Rehab)

Our patients are our number one priority! We're committed to giving children back their childhood! Job Posting Title: RN (Physical Medicine & Rehab)Location: Dallas - HospitalAdditional Posting Details: Monday - Friday0800am-4:30pmJob Description: Duties/ResponsibilitiesManage, delegate, and coordinate quality nursing careAssist in maintaining a clean, safe, and therapeutic environmentDevelop and maintain an effective working relationship with peers, departmental leadership, and the interdisciplinary teamDemonstrate accountability for professional practice by participating in educational activities, maintaining clinical competency, maintaining licensure and certifications, and completing mandatory education in a timely manner Deliver family centered, child-focused patient care according to the nursing processUtilize critical thinking and evidence-based nursing practice to provide patient careServe as a preceptor, charge nurse, or competency validatorParticipate in at least one departmental and/or hospital wide committee or task forceFollows all departmental and hospitalwide policiesDemonstrate the Scottish Rite CARE RITE valuesRequired Skills/AbilitiesAssociate degree (ADN) in Nursing required; Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) preferredCurrent Texas RN license or eligible for a temporary permit from the Texas Board of Nurse Examiners2 years RN experience requiredPediatric experience preferredAmerican Heart Association BLSPALS certification, or obtained within 6 months of hireCompetent in Windows OS and the Electronic Medical Record (EMR)EPIC experience preferredWorking EnvironmentWorking Conditions: InsideWorking Position: Sitting, Standing, and WalkingPhysical Demands: LightPhysical

Lifting/Carrying, Pushing/Pulling and Repetitive MovementsLifting or carrying between 35 - 50 lbs. Sensory/Communicative activities essential to the performance of this position: Hearing, Seeing, Smelling, Feeling, and SpeakingThis position will be exposed to Inside Environments, Bloodborne Pathogens and Respiratory Hazards