RN, Endo, First - Jewish Hospital

As an RN in Endoscopy at Jewish Hospital, your responsibilities include providing direct nursing care according to established protocols, educating patients about procedures, assisting in endoscopic procedures, monitoring patient vitals, managing pain relief, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure comprehensive patient care.

To qualify for the RN, Endo position at Jewish Hospital, you must have a valid nursing license or be eligible for licensure in Kentucky, along with Basic Life Support (BLS) certification. Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification may be required for certain units. While an associate’s degree in nursing is mandatory, a bachelor’s degree is preferred.

RN, Endo employees at Jewish Hospital enjoy a comprehensive benefits package that includes competitive pay, paid vacation and sick days, holidays, free tuition for employees' families at UofL, and a 401K plan with employer matching, ensuring a rewarding work-life balance.

The RN, Endo position at Jewish Hospital offers full-time, first-shift options, allowing you to work during the day while enjoying a balanced personal life. This schedule is designed to provide both professional opportunities and time for personal interests.

Jewish Hospital is committed to fostering the professional growth of RNs in Endoscopy by offering ongoing training and education opportunities, including access to advanced clinical trials and new technologies, continuing education programs, and the chance to work with highly skilled professionals in an innovative healthcare setting.

When answering, focus on any specific endoscopic procedures you have assisted or led, the role you played, and the outcomes of those experiences. Highlight your ability to work in a team and any clinical skills you acquired in the process.

Share a specific example of a challenging patient interaction and explain how you approached the situation with empathy, effective communication, and patience. Discuss the strategies you used to de-escalate the situation and ensure a positive outcome.

Discuss the importance of thorough patient assessments, clear communication about procedures with patients, and your commitment to adhering to safety protocols. Mention any specific practices you follow to monitor and manage patient comfort.

Explain your methods for continuing education, such as attending workshops, reading nursing journals, or participating in professional organizations relevant to your field. Highlight specific certifications or courses you have completed.

Illustrate the importance of teamwork in providing comprehensive patient care, and provide an example of a successful collaborative effort, emphasizing your communication skills and ability to align goals with the team.

Describe your time management techniques, such as assessing patient needs, using checklists, or delegating tasks when appropriate. Providing an example of a busy shift where you successfully managed multiple priorities can illustrate your skills.

Share your understanding of the importance of professionalism in high-pressure situations. Discuss the steps you would take to manage both patient care and communication with the healthcare team when faced with unexpected challenges.

Talk about your familiarity with EHR systems, how you use them for charting and managing patient information, and ensuring accuracy in records. Highlight any specific systems you have worked with and how they enhance patient care.

Here, express your enthusiasm for the hospital's innovative approach to healthcare, its commitment to patient-centered care, and your alignment with their mission. Talk about how you can contribute to their goals based on your skills and passion for nursing.

Reflect on the essential qualities of a successful RN in Endoscopy, such as compassion, resilience, and attention to detail. Provide specific examples of how these qualities have enabled you to excel in your nursing career.