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Short Description

The purpose of this role is to give current nursing students (traditionally between junior and senior semesters) the opportunity for real world acute care hospital experience focusing on patient care, service and excellence and assisting the Registered Nurse with high quality outcomes.

Administers Nursing care under the direction of the Professional Registered NurseAcclimates to the Acute Care Nursing settingParticipates in nursing activities previously learned/demonstrated as part of the nursing school curriculumLearn the role of professional nursing and the collaboration and integration of technology and the interprofessional team
Overview

Kelemen North 7 is a 23-bed medical surgical/telemetry unit specializing in the care of traumatically injured patients. Patients with injuries that are stable but require ongoing close monitoring are admitted to this unit directly from the ED or the Ross Trauma Admitting Area. Patients are also admitted to the unit as they are downgraded from the Trauma/Surgical ICU or the Trauma Step-Down Unit. Patients usually cared for in this area include those with traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, rib fractures and lung injuries, as well as diverse orthopedic injuries requiring frequent monitoring and care. The unit is staffed with registered nurses, critical care technicians, trauma surgery nurse practitioners and resident physicians. Staff also work closely with respiratory therapy and specialized surgical groups such as orthopedics and neurosurgery. Nurses and critical care technicians working in this area receive education specific to the care of the trauma patient.

Education Requirements

Undergraduate Students pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (must be entering their Senior year) and completed one full clinical rotation in acute care settingMinimum cumulative GPA 3.0
License/Certification Requirements

American Heart Association BLS
Special Requirements

One Letter of Recommendation (Faculty or Professional) required; two preferredAbility to work 36 hours per week with no planned time-off