JOB TITLE
RN STAFF REGISTRY NICU - 57125
FACILITY
LOCATION
3200 PROVIDENCE DRIVE
ANCHORAGE, Alaska 99508-0000
SHIFT
4 - Rotating/Variable Shift
DEPARTMENT
NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
On Call
RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE
Unspecified
EDUCATION LEVEL
RN STAFF REGISTRY NICU - 57125
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External Description:
FTE: 0.0, Registry RN, Rotating/Variable.
The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Providence Alaska Medical Center is seeking
registered nurses. Three to five years recent Level III NICU experience
preferred. Come join our nationally recognized NICU. The registered nurse is
accountable for the delivery and supervision of safe, quality care that is
individualized for their assigned patients and follows the nursing process in
accordance with the Nurse Practice Act (assessment, planning implementation,
evaluation). She/He is responsible for the assessment, treatment and care of
patients in populations and ages as assigned. The registered nurse accepts and
promotes professional development as an integral part of nursing practice.
She/He will access, analyze, customize, coordinate and communicate the patient's
plan of care and activities collaboratively with other members of the health
care team. Families and or significant others will be included within the plan
of care as appropriate. She/He will direct, delegate and manage the care
delivered by colleagues and subordinates. The registered nurse performs all
duties in a manner that respects and supports the family centered care model.
Collegial and collaborative care will reflect the philosophy of the Division of
Nursing, the Mission and Core Values of the Sisters of Providence, and National
Patient Safety Standards. Must be a graduate of an accredited/approved school of
Nursing. Must be licensed as a Registered Nurse in the State of Alaska. NRP and
BLS. Schedule varies to meet department needs. Must be able to prioritize
multiple tasks, and work with a variety of health unit teams. Must be able to
read, write, and speak English.
