Registered Nurse (RN)

As a Registered Nurse (RN) at Springhill Senior Living, your main responsibilities include providing individualized care that addresses resident's physical, emotional, spiritual, and psychosocial needs. You'll be obtaining and transcribing physician orders, notifying doctors and families about changes in resident status, and offering leadership to CNAs and LPNs while ensuring compliance with policies and regulations.

To apply for the Registered Nurse (RN) position at Springhill Senior Living, you must possess a valid Pennsylvania Registered Nurse License, have current CPR certification, and ideally have at least two years of experience in Medical/Surgical, Rehab, or Geriatric Nursing.

The Weekender Program at Springhill Senior Living offers Registered Nurses the opportunity to earn up to $43.52 per hour along with a weekend premium of $5.00 for each hour worked. The schedule typically involves shifts every Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 11:30pm, plus one weekday during the second shift from 3pm to 11:30pm.

Springhill Senior Living is dedicated to fostering career growth for Registered Nurses. We offer an exclusive scholarship program that can help nurses pursue further education and advancement within their nursing career, ensuring you have the support you need to reach your professional goals.

Springhill Senior Living has been recognized as a Great Place to Work due to its supportive and inclusive environment that celebrates individuality. With strong leadership, safe resident-nurse ratios, and a commitment to the well-being of both staff and residents, it’s an ideal place for Registered Nurses to build a fulfilling career.

When answering this question, focus on specific experiences you've had working with elderly patients, highlighting your knowledge of their unique medical needs, communication skills, and any specialized training you might have completed. Bring in examples of how you've ensured their comfort and dignity in your care.

Use this opportunity to explain your organizational skills. Discuss how you evaluate urgent needs, manage time effectively, and communicate with team members to ensure all responsibilities are handled efficiently. Mention specific techniques or tools you utilize to maintain clarity and focus.

Discuss your approach to effective communication and empathy. Emphasize the importance of listening, providing clear information, and maintaining professionalism to resolve conflicts while ensuring the family feels heard and supported.

Share the methods you use to stay updated, such as attending workshops, pursuing certifications, subscribing to professional nursing journals, or participating in continuing education courses. This shows your commitment to excellence in nursing.

Reflect on a real-life example where you encountered a difficult situation, whether it was a medical emergency or a complex patient case. Walk through your thought process, actions taken, and the successful outcome to highlight your problem-solving skills.

Explain your dedication to patient safety by covering best practices you implement, such as double-checking medication dosages, adhering to hygiene protocols, and conducting thorough assessments. Your answer should convey a proactive attitude towards safety.

Express your belief that teamwork is crucial in delivering high-quality care. Provide examples of how you’ve collaborated with other healthcare professionals, demonstrating your ability to work effectively in a multidisciplinary setting for the betterment of patient outcomes.

Discuss the importance of clear communication and professionalism in such situations. Emphasize your approach of discussing concerns respectfully, providing evidence-based reasoning, and collaborating to ensure the best patient care.

Your answer should reflect your alignment with Springhill's mission and values. Share personal motivations, previous experiences with elderly patients, or what draws you to the organization's culture and community focus.

Highlight the fulfillment you gain from making a meaningful difference in patients’ lives. Discuss how witnessing recovery, forming relationships, and providing comfort to those in need drives your passion for nursing.