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The Registered Nurse at the Center for Women & Babies provides specialized nursing care to female patients, including medication administration, patient monitoring, and education. This role involves collaborating with healthcare teams to deliver comprehensive care, support daily living activities, and advocate for patients' physical and emotional well-being. The position requires nursing licensure and experience in women's hospital services, focused on maternal and female health in a community hospital setting.

The Registered Nurse at the Center for Women & Babies provides specialized nursing care to female patients, including medication administration, patient monitoring, and education. This role involves collaborating with healthcare teams to deliver comprehensive care, support daily living activities, and advocate for patients' physical and emotional well-being. The position requires nursing licensure and experience in women's hospital services, focused on maternal and female health in a community hospital setting.

Registered Nurse (Surgery Circulator) provides direct and indirect patient care in surgical settings, performing assessments, assisting physicians, and managing pain and medication administration. The role supports an expanding surgical unit with upgraded facilities, ensuring comprehensive patient care pre-, intra-, and post-operation. Focused on patient safety, effective communication, and adherence to nursing standards, the position requires critical thinking and the ability to handle stressful environments.

The Registered Nurse in Medical-Surgical at Clark Regional Medical Center provides comprehensive nursing care, patient and family education, and advocacy while collaborating with healthcare teams. This role requires coordination of patient care in a community hospital setting with updated technology and diverse clinical services. The position demands a current RN license, Basic Life Support certification, and prefers a BSN degree for optimal patient outcomes.

The Registered Nurse in Medical-Surgical at Clark Regional Medical Center provides comprehensive nursing care, patient and family education, and advocacy while collaborating with healthcare teams. This role requires coordination of patient care in a community hospital setting with updated technology and diverse clinical services. The position demands a current RN license, Basic Life Support certification, and prefers a BSN degree for optimal patient outcomes.

Registered Nurse in Imaging Services provides direct patient care using the nursing process, including medication administration, clinical treatments, and patient monitoring. They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate patient care and educate patients and families on health-related topics. This role requires critical thinking, decision-making skills, and the ability to work in stressful healthcare environments.

Registered Nurse (RN) at Clark Regional Medical Center providing direct patient care in the Acute Care Unit (ACU) following nursing processes and standards. Works within a community hospital offering comprehensive healthcare services, including emergency, diagnostic, and rehabilitation care. Requires nursing degree and current RN licensure with certifications in ACLS, BLS, and PALS.

A Registered Nurse in the Advanced Care Unit at Clark Regional Medical Center provides comprehensive patient care including medication administration, clinical treatments, and patient monitoring. They collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to coordinate care, support patient activities of daily living, and deliver patient and family education tailored to individual needs. This role requires nursing licensure and specialized life support certifications to deliver high-quality care in an expanded ICU and advanced care setting.

A Registered Nurse (RN) in the Intensive Care Unit at Clark Regional Medical Center provides critical care including medication administration, specimen collection, and clinical treatments. The role involves monitoring and documenting patient conditions, assisting with daily living activities, and collaborating with healthcare teams to coordinate comprehensive patient care. Emphasis is placed on patient advocacy, education, and supporting both the physical and emotional well-being of patients in a community hospital setting.

The Clinical Coordinator (RN) in the ICU at Clark Regional Medical Center manages daily coordination of nursing staff and resources to ensure optimal patient outcomes and efficient clinical operations. They act as the liaison between nursing and ancillary departments, coordinate scheduling and education, and monitor compliance with healthcare standards and regulations. This role supports quality assurance initiatives and provides guidance on patient care, clinical policies, and procedures in a critical care setting.