Team Lead Registered Nurse (Rn) TCU Cardiac/Telemetry Ft. Thomas

Join our nursing team and find out what it means to be Right Here. 60% of our nurses have been with us 10 years or more! A nursing career at St.

Elizabeth means inspiring hope and healing in those who need it most. Youll enjoy the culture, compensation, and benefits you want, while receiving the support you need to advance your career.

With five Magnet-recognized facilities and a tradition of excellence unmatched in our region, St.

Elizabeth is a place where nurses can flourish, and where their commitment to patients is mirrored by our administrations commitment to them. Come see why we continue to be one of the most highly awarded health systems in our region.

The Registered Nurse/Team Leader is responsible for providing nursing leadership in an associate management role for an assigned shift. Provide for the care needs of patients utilizing the nursing process either by directly providing the care or by supervising the care on assigned shift. Works collaboratively with interdisciplinary team to facilitate the throughput of patients both in and out of the unit in a timely manner.

A general job description can be provided upon request.

Qualifications

Education, Credentials, Licenses: Graduate from accredited School of Nursing, licensed to practice nursing in the state where work is being performed. Meets contact hour requirements for licensure, including all state-required courses.

Specialized Knowledge: Ability to direct self and others.

Aware of Nursing standards, policies, procedures and protocols. Knowledgeable of the organizations mission, vision, values. Demonstrates clinical proficiency

Kind and Length of Experience: One-year recent nursing experience in clinical area of specialty. Experience as a shift charge nurse.

FLSA Status:

Non-Exempt

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