RN III High Risk Newborn Clinic
Arkansas Children's
Summary
Monday - Friday. 8am - 4:30pm.
Job description
Summary
Monday - Friday. 8am - 4:30pm.
Additional Information
Provides and promotes a proficient level of nursing practice to efficiently provide safe, effective, and holistic patient and family centered care for the patients and families with complex needs. Uses increased knowledge, skills, and experience to understand situations holistically and plans and adjusts accordingly. Quickly recognizes variations from the anticipated course, thinks critically, modifies plans, makes appropriate decisions, recognizes salient patient care issues, and focuses on long term goals.
Description
- Demonstrates and promotes excellence in the application of the AC Model of Patient and Family-Centered care. Collaborates and role models partnerships with patients, families and other providers to plan, deliver, and evaluate highly individualized care that ensures achievement of effective self-care by patients and families. Consistently plans and delivers high quality, comprehensive and holistic care for complex patient situations. Anticipates needs across the care continuum for patients and families and acts as a resource to others in doing the same.
- Consistently provides safe and effective nursing care at a proficient level. Role models and promotes practice which is current and consistently in accordance with policies and procedures, professional practice standards, state Practice Act/Rules and Regulations. Demonstrates proficient technical and procedural nursing skills. Role models and promotes effective interdisciplinary communication to assure continuity of care to achieve desired patient outcomes.
- Proficiently assesses increasingly complex patients and serves as a resource to others to ensure developmentally appropriate and culturally sensitive care. Anticipates, incorporates, and promotes the use of appropriate diversional, play, or recreational activities into patient care.
- Analyzes increasingly complex patient/family information to identify problems and outcomes, evaluates complex variations and patterns in patient care data for clinical implications. Develops, maintains, and promotes active use of the plan of care to ensure that desired patient/family outcomes are achieved. Collaborates with the patient, family, and interdisciplinary team members for ongoing plans. Identifies and competently and promptly responds to changes in increasingly complex patient condition. Acts as a resource and guides others in appropriate responses to changes in patient conditions.
- Provides individualized patient and family education at proficient levels in increasingly complex care situations and serves as a resource in guiding others. Proficiently assesses patient and family learning needs and develops appropriate individualized education plans. Assesses completeness of all patient and family education and recognizes additional needs in comprehensive interdisciplinary teaching.
- Advances evidence-based nursing practice using best available evidence, patient's and family's preferences and values, and team's clinical expertise at a proficient level. Collaborates with others to search for and apply evidence to guide clinical practice.
- Exemplifies, supports and serves as a resource for understanding the AC Professional Practice Model. Evaluates own performance to identify areas of strength and needs for professional development. Provides input for peer evaluations and mentors others.
- Demonstrates increased responsibility through participation and leadership in interdisciplinary shared decision making councils, committees, and hospital initiatives and serves as a resource to others.
- Participates and leads in the improvement of patient care, nursing practice and the work environment. Promotes evaluation and implementation of equipment, products and technology. Serves as a super-user for training and evaluation.
- Role models and promotes accountability for the quality of patient care across settings and caregivers. Serves as a resource for team promoting advocacy for patients, families, and AC team.
- Serves in key roles and mentors others in active participation on councils, committees, hospital initiatives, onboarding, recruitment and retention activities. Facilitates effective meeting processes. Proficient in the use of leadership skills to successfully guide individuals, groups, and activities to achieve patient goals and positive outcomes.
- Role models and promotes networking and participation in community organizations which promote health and wellness.
- Proficiently mentors, coaches, precepts, and teaches healthcare professionals and students.
- Performs other duties as assigned.
Requirements
- Associate's degree or equivalent from two-year college program or technical school or nursing diploma
- Registered Nurse (RN) license - Arkansas or Compact State
- Certification specific to patient population
- Nursing - 3 years of experience
- Proficient technical and procedural nursing skills
- Effective interdisciplinary communication
- Critical thinking and clinical decision-making
- Patient and family education
- Evidence-based practice
- Mentoring and precepting
Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Professional Development
- Mentorship Programs
Company overview
Arkansas Children's is the only healthcare system in Arkansas solely dedicated to pediatric care, serving as a comprehensive pediatric medical center with a rich history spanning over 100 years. Founded originally as an orphanage in 1912, the organization has evolved into a premier pediatric healthcare system that includes two hospitals, a research institute, and a non-profit foundation. The flagship facility in Little Rock is a 336-bed hospital featuring the state's only pediatric Level I Trauma Center, burn center, Level 4 neonatal intensive care unit, and pediatric intensive care units. As a teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Arkansas Children's provides advanced medical education and training while delivering specialized care to infants, children, teens, and young adults from birth to age 21. The system is nationally recognized for excellence in pediatric specialties including cardiology, pulmonology, neonatology, and urology, and operates extensive outreach programs including telemedicine, mobile health services, and school-based health solutions across the state.