Community Health Network
Registered Nurse (RN) - Renal Acuity Adaptability Unit - East

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# Registered Nurse – Fast-Paced Acuity Adaptability Unit
Join Community Health Network and make a lasting difference.
### About Community Health Network
Community Health Network was created by our neighbors, for our neighbors—**community is our core**. We provide:
- Best-in-class patient care, enhanced by cutting-edge technology
- Volunteer initiatives and benefits designed to strengthen the communities we serve
- Opportunities for caregivers to learn, grow, and excel in their fields
- **Exceptional, simple, and compassionate care**—delivered with dedication
### About the Role
Join our dedicated clinical team as a **Registered Nurse (RN)** in our **fast-paced acuity adaptability unit**, specializing in renal-specific **medical/surgical (M/S) and progressive care (PCU)** patients. The unit features:
- A dedicated **hemodialysis team** supporting patients requiring dialysis (credentials depend on assigned patient populations).
- **Fully paired to PCU-level** training and critical certifications, including **ACLS** (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support).
- Career growth opportunities in **highest-acuity M/S settings**—perfect for nurses looking to **expand nursing skills** and specialize in renal care.
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### Responsibilities
The RN will demonstrate excellence by:
- Delivering patient-centered care aligned with **professional practice standards**, the **Nurse Practice Act**, and Community Health Network’s mission.
- Applying skills in **collaboration**, **delegation**, **negotiation**, and **resource management**.
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### Requirements
✅ **Licensed Registered Nurse**:
- Graduate of a accredited nursing program (NLN, CCNE, **ACEN**, or **NLN CNEA**), or three years of relevant nursing experience.
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✅ Eligibility:
- Valid RN license in Indiana (must be part of the Nurse Licensure Compact).
✅ Experience:
- Acute care experience preferred (but new grads will be considered).
✅ Soft Skills:
- Excellent communication, compliance, teamwork, and accountability.
- Firm compassion, initiative, and self-directed learning for excellence.
- Previous EPIC experience is a bonus.
Bonus Opportunity
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Registered Nurse – Renal Acuity M/S & PCU Unit
Exceptional Care Starts Here
Community Health Network was built on community. For over 60 years, our mission has been rooted in delivering superior patient care with advanced technology—for the people who matter most. Our commitment to active community involvement includes volunteer engagement, supportive benefits, continuous education for our caregivers, and a dedicated focus on exceptional, simple, and compassionate care.
The registered nurse (RN) role will be found in our fast-paced acuity adaptability unit, specializing in renal medical-surgical M/S and progressive care PCU patients. The unit features a dedicated hemodialysis team and provides elevated training, including ACLS certification. By working on this highest-acuity unit within our network, nurses will have a unique opportunity to enhance their clinical skills.


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Key Responsibilities
- Partner with patients and families to deliver compassionate, collaborative care while adhering to professional standards, the Nurse Practice Act, and our organizational goals.
- Apply knowledge of critical thinking, delegation talents, resource management, and client-centered collaboration.
- Foster a patient-centered approach while upholding the highest standards of professionalism, accountability, and nursing excellence.
Must-Have Qualifications & Qualities
- Ancillary groupings and compliance:
- Graduate of: NLN-accredited, CCNE-accredited, ACEN-accredited, or NLNCNEA-accredited nursing program. (OR)
- Three years of recent related professional nursing experience.
- Licensed RN in Indiana (licensure approval and requirement under Indiana Nurse Licensure Compact regulations).
- Strong preference: RN with acute care experience (but willing to consider new graduates).
- Core nursing traits:
- Excellent communication, problem-solving, and conflict-resolution skills.
- Passionate, compassionate, and deeply committed to exceptional patient support.
- Highly accountable, proactive, and self-directed.
- Ability to function at a critical care level (PCU) with tiered growth opportunities to develop specialized care modalities.
- Bonus:
- EPIC credentialed (world’s leading electronic medical record used in Community Health Network).
Compensatory Significance
Hiring bonus offered!
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