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As a Wound Care RN at Presbyterian Medical Center, your primary responsibilities include collaborating with physicians and team members to assess and create individualized care plans, managing daily nursing tasks, and fostering partnerships with patients and their families. You will play a pivotal role in ensuring the delivery of high-quality patient care while promoting a safe and supportive environment.

To qualify for the Wound Care RN position at Presbyterian Medical Center, candidates must possess a current RN licensure in North Carolina and a diploma from an accredited nursing school. While a Bachelor's degree is preferred, the position also recommends one year of relevant experience. If there has been a lapse in licensure, a Board-approved refresher course is required prior to reactivation.

Diversity and inclusion are cornerstones of the work culture at Presbyterian Medical Center. The organization believes in leveraging the strengths of its diverse team to provide exceptional care. As a Wound Care RN, you'll be encouraged to foster collaboration among team members and advocate for inclusive practices that support quality patient care.

The Wound Care RN position at Presbyterian Medical Center offers a full-time schedule, working Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. This consistent schedule allows for a healthy work-life balance while engaging in meaningful work with patients and the healthcare team.

Presbyterian Medical Center provides ample resources and support for its Wound Care RNs, including access to ongoing education, training, and mentorship opportunities. The environment encourages team engagement and community involvement, ensuring that nurses have the tools they need to deliver remarkable patient experiences.

When answering this question, highlight your passion for nursing and patient care. Share a specific experience that illustrates your commitment to helping others, and connect it to your interest in wound care and its significance in the healing process.

Provide examples of stress management techniques you utilize, such as staying organized, prioritizing tasks, or seeking support from colleagues. Emphasize your ability to remain calm and responsive to patient needs even in high-pressure situations.

Use a specific situation where you successfully advocated for a patient's needs, focusing on how you communicated with the healthcare team and ensured the patient received appropriate care. This example will demonstrate your commitment to patient welfare.

Discuss the significance of individualized care and communication, emphasizing the need to educate patients about their treatment options and involve them in care decisions. Highlight the impact of empathy and compassion in your practice.

Mention your dedication to continuous education, such as attending workshops, participating in online courses, or following relevant medical journals. This shows your commitment to professional growth and providing the best care.

Describe your collaborative approach, including how you value open communication and mutual respect among colleagues. Share an instance where teamwork led to successful patient outcomes.

Outline your methodical approach, which includes thorough assessments, patient history review, and collaboration with multidisciplinary teams. Emphasize the importance of personalized care plans tailored to individual patient needs.

Provide an example of a difficult clinical scenario and focus on your problem-solving abilities and resilience. Discuss the actions you took to resolve the issue and ensure patient safety.

Explain how educating patients about wound care and self-management enhances their recovery. Highlight your techniques for effectively conveying complex information in accessible terms.

Express your admiration for Presbyterian Medical Center’s commitment to diversity, quality care, and community engagement. Relate your professional values to theirs and highlight how you envision contributing to their mission.