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The Clinical Coordinator (RN) in the Advanced Care Unit at Clark Regional Medical Center manages staff coordination, resource allocation, and quality assurance to ensure optimal patient care and compliance with healthcare standards. This role serves as a liaison between nursing and ancillary departments to promote efficient patient flow, staff development, and regulatory adherence. The position requires nursing licensure, clinical certifications, and active involvement in staff scheduling, performance evaluation, and departmental compliance initiatives.

Registered Nurse in Imaging Services provides direct patient care, including medication administration, specimen collection, and clinical treatments, while documenting and monitoring patient conditions. Collaborates with healthcare teams to coordinate patient care and provides education tailored to patients and families. Acts as an advocate for the physical and emotional well-being of patients in a community hospital setting.

The Clinical Coordinator (RN) in the Advanced Care Unit manages staff scheduling, educational activities, and performance evaluations to ensure efficient clinical service delivery. They address patient care issues, support quality assurance initiatives, and maintain compliance with accreditation and legal standards. This role serves as a resource for clinical staff and participates in departmental call rotations to uphold high standards of patient care.

Registered Nurse in Women's Services providing case management at Clark Regional Medical Center, focusing on patient care coordination, discharge planning, and multidisciplinary collaboration to ensure optimal outcomes. Responsible for monitoring patient satisfaction, managing care transitions, and complying with medical, legal, and reimbursement guidelines. Requires RN licensure in Kentucky, with a preference for a Bachelor's degree in Nursing and certification in Accredited Case Manager within two years.

Registered Nurse in Emergency Services providing critical patient care including medication administration, clinical treatments, and monitoring patient conditions in a high-volume emergency department. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate patient care, discharge, and education tailored to patients’ needs. Ensures compassionate advocacy for patients’ physical and emotional well-being in a fast-paced hospital environment.

Registered Nurse in Emergency Services providing critical patient care including medication administration, clinical treatments, and monitoring patient conditions in a high-volume emergency department. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate patient care, discharge, and education tailored to patients’ needs. Ensures compassionate advocacy for patients’ physical and emotional well-being in a fast-paced hospital environment.

Registered Nurse in the Advanced Care Unit (ACU) at Clark Regional Medical Center provides direct patient care including medication administration, clinical treatments, and monitoring patient conditions. The role involves coordinating interdisciplinary care, educating patients and families, and advocating for patients' physical and emotional well-being. This position requires nursing licensure and relevant certifications, contributing to an expanded intensive care and advanced care unit in a community hospital setting.

A Registered Nurse (RN) in the ICU provides direct care to critically ill adult patients through medication administration, clinical treatments, and constant monitoring. They document patient conditions, communicate with healthcare teams, and assist patients with daily living activities. The role requires nursing licensure, certifications in life support, and preferably experience in labor and delivery or newborn care.

A Registered Nurse (RN) in the ICU provides direct care to critically ill adult patients through medication administration, clinical treatments, and constant monitoring. They document patient conditions, communicate with healthcare teams, and assist patients with daily living activities. The role requires nursing licensure, certifications in life support, and preferably experience in labor and delivery or newborn care.

A Registered Nurse (Surgery Circulator) provides comprehensive perioperative nursing care, assisting surgeons during procedures and managing patient assessments, pain, and medication administration. This role involves working in a technologically advanced surgical facility, supporting increased surgical volumes, and effectively communicating with healthcare teams to ensure patient safety and quality care. The position requires critical thinking, technical skills, and the ability to function in a fast-paced, stressful environment with occasional on-call responsibilities.