Charge Nurse -Registered Nurse- Neuro Trauma- 8 tower

Job Requirements 8 tower is looking for a night shift Charge nurse to add to their team. This position will work 7:00PM-7:00AM with no on-call shifts and no holidays!We’re seeking an experienced RN to take on a leadership role as Charge Nurse. In this position, you’ll oversee daily operations on your unit, providing guidance and support to the care team while ensuring high-quality, patient-centered care. Responsibilities include coordinating staffing, managing workflow, and serving as a clinical resource for your peers. Requires a current RN license and a minimum of two years of nursing experience. Strong leadership and critical thinking skills are essential.Position Summary The Acute Care Registered Nurse (RN) provides inpatient nursing care to patients in compliance with the SC Nurse Practice Act and organization protocols, policies, procedures, and guidelines. The RN demonstrates clinical competency utilizing evidence-based practices and research in all areas of the nursing process: assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation, and outcomes. The RN demonstrates thorough knowledge of therapeutic patient care, patient advocacy, clinical pathways/care maps, team dynamics, hospital systems, and serves as a resource for support associates. The RN will collaborate with leadership in developing and implementing the Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System?s culture, Mission, Vision, and Values. Associates are encouraged to engage and support Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System?s involvement in the communities we serve.Our Neuro Trauma unit (8 Tower) has 28 beds (Tele/Oxygen monitored), 1:4/5 nurse to patient ratio (depending on acuity) with an average stay of 4-5 days and an average age of . This unit's patient population includes: Stroke, TBI, Spinal Cord Injury, Neuro Surgeries, Lumba Fusions, Anterior Cervical Surgery, Seizures, etc. The team personality is motivated, flexible, inclusive, collaborative with a great learning environment with awesome preceptors and team longevity. The leaders are very supportive of team members transitioning to critical care and provide top notch training for top notch success/patient care. Our diverse patient population and case types enables this unit to grow SRHS Strong RNs! Minimum RequirementsEducation Graduate of an approved / accredited School of Nursing Experience Novice to expert nurse License/Registration/Certifications Current RN licensure in the State of South Carolina or Compact StateBLS ? may secure certification post-hire Preferred RequirementsPreferred Education N/A Preferred Experience One Year of Recent RN experience within the past 5 years Preferred License/Registration/Certifications N/ACore Job ResponsibilitiesBasic computer skillsDemonstrates competency utilizing electronic health recordDocuments all aspects of patient care by following established charting procedure to show the patient?s progress or any change in the patient?s conditionAdheres to system required standards of behaviorAdheres to proper chain of commandMeets continuing education requirements, demonstrates knowledge of and ensures compliance with clinical expectations of regulatory agency requirements (DNV, DHEC, CMS)Effectively communicates with patients, families, providers, and hospital associatesKnowledgeable in use of and response to Facility Alert, Medical Alert, Medical Emergency SystemsDevelops, implements, evaluates, and revises plan of care based on physical, psychosocial, spiritual, and educational needs of the patient/familyProvides a safe patient care environmentCollaborates with patient, families, and other members of the health care team to determine patient priorities, treatmentsCoordinates, provides, and directs patient teaching activitiesInitiates and facilitates interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance outcomeSeeks necessary assistance in completing nursing interventions to assure positive patient outcomesResponsible for demonstrating competencies for new equipment, procedures, and annual competency validationProvides clinical guidance to students and ancillary staffSuccessfully completes hospital and unit-based orientation programs and annual competenciesFormulates a plan for personal professional growthRecommends the need to develop or revise policies and proceduresServes on unit-based committees and as assignedPrioritizes nursing interventions for an assigned group of patientsCritically assesses assigned patients? medical history, admitting diagnosis and physician?s orders, obtains nursing history, performs physical assessment, evaluates diagnostic data, and interviews patient and family to determine patient needsAbility to properly assess and prioritize multiple patients according to the severity of illness, injury, and/or needsAble to assess, critically think, and provide quality patient care inherent to the fast-paced, dynamic environmentProfessionally interact and communicate with patients from all age groups, diverse backgrounds, and varying educational levels. Also, must be able to communicate and treat patients that may be confused, irrational, agitated, and/or uncooperativeUtilizes Nursing standards and protocols to manage and stabilize emergencies until provider respondsDemonstrates knowledge of professional nursing practice and theoryAssures continuity of care through effective decision making resulting in quality patient careRemains committed to unit, department, and division goalsSupport patient experience initiativesParticipates in purposeful rounding, bedside shift reports, and huddlesDemonstrates knowledge and ensures compliance with clinical expectations regarding regulatory agency requirements (DNV, DHEC, CMS)Demonstrates appropriate standards of care, clinical pathways, and milestones to drive the plan of careComplies with current policies and proceduresOther duties as assigned