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Per Diem Break Relief RN - 6NW Pediatrics - Santa Monica

University of California - Los Angeles Health
United States, California, Santa Monica
May 02, 2024
Description At UCLA Health, our love for our Pediatric patients comes shining through during some of the most challenging times in their lives. Our nurses bring hope and healing to their patients through compassion, empathy, assurance, and the highest level of clinical expertise. If you have a passion for advancing nursing excellence, we invite you to join us. In this exciting and rewarding position, you will provide exceptional nursing care for our Pediatric patients. You will offer guidance to team members by supervising nursing interventions and assigning related tasks. You will also assess patient, family and staff learning needs, deliver appropriate clinical education and promote effective working relationships. This involves collaborating with an interdisciplinary team of dedicated professionals to develop and implement a care plan, including providing detailed care instructions. Salary Range: $87.47 - 87.47 per hour This position may convert to career. Qualifications We're seeking a highly-skilled, self-motivated nursing professional with: Current, valid CA RN licenserequired BSN or MSN degree,required BLS from the American Red Cross or American Heart Association, required PALS certification, required 2 years of Pediatric RN experience, required Pediatric oncology experience, preferred Pediatric ICU/Pediatric Step Down experience, preferred Skill in developing a plan of care including setting goals, monitoring and documenting progress Ability to implement interventions that are pertinent to goals established in the plan of care Ability to evaluate the effective of interventions toward the attainment of established goals and to recognize the need to reassess or reset goal parameters Ability to delegate tasks in a management style that is consistent with promoting leadership and teamwork Knowledge base to provide education to patients, families, and other staff regarding clinical and patient care issues