RN / Infusion Rheumatology

As an RN in the Infusion Rheumatology Department at Emory Healthcare, your primary responsibilities include providing personalized patient care in the infusion setting, utilizing the Synergy Model for Care, and advocating for patients and their families. You will also document care processes accurately, plan and implement nursing care independently, and collaborate effectively with interdisciplinary teams to enhance patient outcomes.

Candidates for the RN / Infusion Rheumatology position at Emory Healthcare must possess a Bachelor of Science in Nursing or an Associate Degree in Nursing from an accredited institution. A valid Georgia RN license is required, along with 12 months of recent nursing experience or completion of a re-entry nursing program. BLS certification is essential, and additional certifications may be required based on specific departmental needs.

The RN / Infusion Rheumatology position at Emory Healthcare typically follows a 7 am to 4 pm schedule, totaling 36 hours a week. This allows for a balanced work-life structure while enabling you to provide high-quality care to patients in a rewarding environment.

Emory Healthcare is committed to fostering professional growth among RNs, particularly those in the Infusion Rheumatology department. Opportunities for ongoing mentorship, leadership programs, and access to valuable resources are available to support your career advancement and help you reach your potential.

Yes, Emory Healthcare supports continuing education for RNs in the Infusion Rheumatology department. As part of our commitment to employee growth, we offer access to various educational resources, workshops, and opportunities to earn contact hours, allowing you to maintain and enhance your nursing credentials.

When answering this question, discuss any relevant infusion therapy experience you have, including specific techniques and types of infusions you have administered. Emphasize your ability to ensure patient comfort and safety during the process while illustrating how you manage complications if they arise.

To answer this, highlight your organizational skills and ability to manage time effectively. Provide examples of situations where you've prioritized tasks by assessing patient needs, the urgency of care, and collaborating with team members to ensure that critical tasks are completed promptly.

In your response, be sure to explain how patient advocacy ensures that patients' needs and preferences are met. Share examples of how you've served as a voice for patients in challenging situations, emphasizing your commitment to ethical care and communication with interdisciplinary teams.

Answer by discussing your approach to empathy and active listening during difficult discussions. Share strategies you've used to communicate complex medical information clearly, provide emotional support, and maintain a compassionate demeanor while respecting patient autonomy.

Discuss your commitment to lifelong learning. Mention attending workshops, reading professional nursing journals, and engaging in peer discussions as strategies you've employed to stay current with evolving best practices in nursing.

Share a specific example where you successfully collaborated with colleagues from various disciplines. Highlight your communication skills and how teamwork contributed to improved patient outcomes, showcasing your understanding of the importance of interdisciplinary care.

When addressing this question, discuss your familiarity with EHR systems, highlighting how you've used them for documentation, patient tracking, and improving care efficiency. Mention your adaptability to new technologies and any training you've had on specific platforms.

Explain your methods for maintaining organization, such as using checklists, prioritizing tasks based on patient acuity, and regularly communicating with team members. Providing specific examples enhances your response and demonstrates your proactive approach.

Your answer should reflect your passion for nursing. Mention the satisfaction of helping patients, forming relationships, and making a positive impact on their lives as key rewarding aspects that motivate you to excel in your role as an RN.

In your answer, share your conflict resolution skills. Emphasize the importance of open communication, seeking to understand different perspectives, and working collaboratively to find a resolution that maintains a healthy team dynamic and a focus on patient care.