RN Med Surg Part Time

As an RN Med Surg at Baylor Scott & White Health, your responsibilities will include conducting clinical assessments, prioritizing patient needs, and creating individualized care plans. You will also educate patients and families, manage discomfort, and collaborate with colleagues to ensure the best outcomes for your patients. You’ll actively participate in patient care while adhering to nursing standards and guidelines.

To qualify for the RN Med Surg position at Baylor Scott & White, you must be a graduate of an accredited nursing program with an active RN license in Texas. BLS certification is required within 30 days of starting. While specialized experience is beneficial, we value a passionate commitment to patient care and a collaborative team spirit.

RN Med Surg positions at Baylor Scott & White operate on a part-time basis with flexible day shift scheduling from 7 AM to 7 PM, including self-scheduling with rotating weekends. This allows for a great work-life balance while still being a part of a healthcare system that values your commitment to patient care.

At Baylor Scott & White, we are dedicated to your professional growth as an RN Med Surg. You will have access to various educational programs and certifications, skills fairs, mentorship opportunities, and the chance to work on quality improvement projects that can enhance your career path and nursing competencies.

Teamwork is a fundamental value at Baylor Scott & White. As an RN Med Surg, you’ll work alongside a collaborative team that engages in shared decision-making and quality metrics groups, fostering a supportive environment. Regular team meetings and social events help to strengthen relationships, encouraging a culture where every individual is valued.

When prioritizing tasks, I would assess patient needs first, focusing on those requiring immediate attention. I’d use a systematic approach, addressing critical issues before moving on to less urgent matters. Good communication with team members is key to managing workflow effectively.

I recall a situation where a patient was anxious before surgery. I took time to listen to their concerns, provided reassurance, and explained the procedure step-by-step. Building that rapport helped alleviate their fears and made a significant impact on their overall experience.

I believe that meticulous documentation is vital to patient safety. I ensure all assessments, interventions, and responses are recorded in real-time using electronic medical records. Regularly reviewing my entries for accuracy and completeness is essential for continuity of care.

I approach conflicts with an open mind and seek to understand different perspectives. Effective communication is key; I would discuss the issue privately and collaboratively find a resolution. I believe maintaining professionalism and focusing on our shared goal—patient care—is crucial.

I utilize a patient-centered approach when educating patients and families. I segment the information into manageable parts, use clear language, and invite questions. Visual aids or written materials are often helpful in reinforcing their understanding of care plans.

Empathy is vital for an RN in a Med Surg unit. It helps to connect with patients on a deeper level, making them feel valued and understood during their health journey. Pairing empathy with clinical expertise creates a balanced approach to patient care.

I regularly attend relevant workshops and seminars, subscribe to nursing journals, and participate in continuing education courses. Networking with peers also helps me gain insights into best practices and emerging trends in healthcare.

During a particularly busy shift, I prioritized patient needs, delegated tasks when appropriate, and maintained clear communication with my team. By organizing my workflow and staying focused, I managed to provide quality care to all my patients without compromising safety.

I start by assessing the root cause of the discomfort. Following assessment, I communicate openly with the patient to reassure them and explain the steps I’ll take. I would provide comfort measures and collaborate with the healthcare team to address any underlying issues.

Teamwork is essential in nursing. It enhances collaboration and the overall quality of care. I actively contribute to group discussions, support colleagues, and share knowledge to improve team dynamics and ensure our patients receive the best possible outcomes.