New Grad RN - CSU (Float Pool)

New Graduate Nurse opportunity!

St. Luke’s Health System in Twin Falls is seeking a New Grad RN to join our Central Support Unit (Float Pool) team!

What makes the CSU (Float Pool) so special?

If you a new grad that loves to learn and grow then join our team and learn multiple units by floating from new born to geriatric units! 

This is an internal float pool that is orientated into the Medical, Surgical and Cardiopulmonary units and tyopically one specialty unit.  What a great opportunity to learn each unit, with each different piece of equipment, different protocaols on each unit, and unique patient populations.  You will need to be flexible as your schedule is never the same as you go where the need is!  This is also fun to meet all different collegues on the individual units!

• Identifies patient needs and determines priorities for care through assessment, planning, intervention, and evaluation.
• Develops, implements and coordinates individualized plan of care for patients assigned through initial and on-going assessments.
• Initiates assessment based on the patient's problems or needs, the physician's medical diagnosis, and the functional health framework.
• Performs therapeutic nursing interventions.
• Manages care of patients.
• Documents care based on standards of care and practice, patient acuity, and/or clinical priorities.
• Advocates for evidence-based practice care standards and supports adoption of evidence-based practices and innovations in care delivery.
• Provides patient centric care in alignment with professional nursing practice model.
• Other duties and responsibilities as assigned.

• Education: Associates degree of Nursing, BSN preferred
•             RN's with less than 1 year of RN experience, at the time of hire into the RN position, must have graduated from an accredited nursing program (ACEN - Accreditation Commission of Education in Nursing or CNEA -Commission of Nursing Education Accreditation)
• Experience: 0 years’ experience
• Licenses/Certifications: Current RN licensure from the State of Practice