RN TRI OBGYN Delaware

Salary: 32.54-48.80 USD

Facility: Trinity OBGYN Buffalo Delaware

Shift: Shift 1

Status: Full Time FTE: 1.000000

Bargaining Unit: Trinity Medical

Exempt from Overtime: Exempt: No

Work Schedule: Days

Hours: Mon through Fri 8a -4p

Summary:

The Registered Nurse OBGYN is responsible for the provision of professional nursing care in an office setting. Serves as a liaison between patients and MD/DO. Must independently determine acute vs. non-acute situations and schedules patient appointments based on assessment while maintaining timely flow of patients based on acuity. Communicates medical dispositions when directed by the Physician.

Responsibilities:

EDUCATION

1. Graduate of an accredited school of professional nursing.
2. Current New York State Licensure
3. Current BLS certification
4. Current ACLS, or completion required within 3 months of employment

EXPERIENCE

1. One (1) to three (3) years current medical/surgical nursing experience required, experience in OBGYN is preferred

KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY

1. Possess a problem-solving approach and apply good judgment
2. Thorough knowledge of medical terminology, office procedures and pertinent equipment is necessary
3. OBGYN System knowledge including anatomy, physiology, diseases, treatment and medications is preferred
4. Ability to work independently and as part of a team
5. Must be responsible and self-motivated
6. Possess organization, written & verbal communication skills and time management skills
7. Must be able to prioritize work
8. Knowledge of standard practices, rules, and regulations related to nursing
9. Ability to keep accurate records
10. Competent organizational skills
11. Ability to handle stressful situations
12. Ability to meet deadlines
13. Excellent interpersonal skills
14. Must demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively with all members of the healthcare team, patients, and community representatives
15. Ability to evaluate acute/ non-acute situations
16. Possess a problem-solving approach and apply good judgment
17. Transition of Care

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