Neuro ICU Registered / RN - job 2 of 3

As a Neuro ICU Registered Nurse at Emory Healthcare, your key responsibilities include delivering safe and effective care to critically ill patients, employing the nursing process to plan and implement their care, and adjusting plans based on patient responses. You'll collaborate with families to identify learning needs and ensure a personalized care experience while utilizing the Synergy Model for Care to enhance outcomes.

To qualify for the Neuro ICU Registered Nurse position at Emory Healthcare, you must have a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or an Associate Degree in Nursing, along with a valid RN license approved by the Georgia Board of Nursing. Additionally, a minimum of 12 months of recent nursing experience or completion of a re-entry nursing program is required.

Emory Healthcare offers a comprehensive benefits package for Neuro ICU Registered Nurses, including health benefits from day one, student loan repayment assistance, wellness incentives, and family-focused benefits. You'll also have access to ongoing mentorship, development, and leadership programs to foster your career growth.

Absolutely! Emory Healthcare is dedicated to your professional development. As a Neuro ICU Registered Nurse, you'll have access to numerous mentorship programs and leadership initiatives that encourage continued learning and career advancement, helping you to become a skilled clinician in neurocritical care.

Neuro ICU Registered Nurses at Emory Healthcare typically work full-time, with night shift hours from 7 PM to 7:30 AM. This schedule allows you to experience diverse patient care scenarios and make a significant impact during the critical nighttime hours in our neuro intensive care unit.

When answering this question, highlight your specific experiences with neuro patients, including any relevant procedures or technical skills. Discuss notable cases and how you effectively managed their care.

Share strategies that you’ve used to maintain composure under pressure. Discuss the importance of teamwork, communication, and prioritizing tasks to ensure patient safety and quality care during critical moments.

Demonstrate your knowledge of the Synergy Model by explaining how it fosters patient-centered care based on patient needs and nursing competencies. Share examples of how you've applied this model in your practice.

Discuss the significance of involving families in care discussions. Explain how you provide updates, address their questions, and support their needs while respecting the emotional toll the situation may impose.

List your certifications such as BLS and ACLS, emphasizing their importance in ensuring patient safety in critical care settings. Discuss your commitment to staying current with training and certifications.

Select a specific situation that showcases your critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Highlight your actions, the outcome, and what you learned from the experience.

Explain your systematic approach to assessing patient needs and prioritizing tasks. Discuss how you balance multiple responsibilities while ensuring that high-priority needs are addressed swiftly.

Mention ways you continually seek knowledge, such as attending workshops, participating in professional nursing organizations, or subscribing to relevant journals. Indicate your commitment to lifelong learning.

Emphasize your willingness to mentor and provide guidance to newer nurses. Share specific actions you would take, such as offering support during shifts, sharing your experiences, or assisting with skill development.

Express genuine enthusiasm for Emory Healthcare's values, commitment to quality care, and their Magnet® recognition. Discuss how their mission aligns with your career goals and the positive impact you hope to achieve.