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Staff RN - Intermediate Care Unit (Mansfield)

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Nursing Professional – Registered Nurse (RN) – Night Shift
Location: [Department: Intermediate Care Unit] Schedule: Full-time (36 hours/week), Night Shift (7 PM–7 AM) Eligible for weekend & shift differential Operating 24/7/365 to deliver continuous care
About the Role
"We believe wellness and sickness are both part of a lifelong partnership — and everyone deserves an expert guide."
As a Registered Nurse (RN) within the Intermediate Care Unit, you will provide compassionate, evidence-based care to patients and families across our high-reliability, acute healthcare settings. Our team operates within a High Reliability Organization (HRO), prioritising safety, quality, and efficiency to deliver exceptional outcomes. You’ll collaborate across disciplines, embrace initiative, and be supported to grow in both professional and personal growth.
This is a journey for nurses who thrive in environments where passion, curiosity, and excellence shape daily work in mission-aligned teams.
Key Responsibilities
You will perform a dynamic blend of acute, critical, and specialised nursing care across multiple dimensions:
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Assessment & Diagnostic Care (30%)
- Conduct thorough initial, ongoing, and functional health assessments across diverse patient populations.
- Identify critical nursing needs based on patient age, condition, and setting.
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Outcomes Planning (30%)
- Develop and document personalised nursing care plans grounded in recognised standards (e.g., Nursing Interventions Classification [NIC]) to address patient outcomes.
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (e.g., doctors, social workers, therapists) to align goals.
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Implementation & Evaluation (20%)
- Execute competent, safety-first interventions while monitoring and adjusting care plans based on real-time data.
- Prepare and contribute to multidisciplinary patient meetings, ensuring robust continuity of care.
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- Leadership & Operational Excellence (20%)
- Participate in process improvement initiatives aimed at:
- Advancing clinical quality (e.g., reducing readmissions, improving adherence).
- Enhancing customer (patient/family) satisfaction.
- Optimising financial performance of care pathways.
- Act as a role model for multidisciplinary collaboration, fostering psychological safety.
- Participate in process improvement initiatives aimed at:
The above responsibilities are evolving to meet organisational needs.
Minimum Qualifications
| Core Credentials | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Licensing | Active Registered Nurse license in the State of Ohio, or multi-state compact compliance. |
| National Accreditation | BLS certification (American Heart Association). |
| 经验/ Continuation Requirement | Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) required within five years of hire. |
(Existing-state requirements will be updated for BSN standard as of a future hiring cycle.)
Work Context
- Shift Scheduling: Night ambiguities (7 PM–7 AM) for night shifts.
- Department: High-dependency care unit supporting patients through recovery-prolonged or chronic conditions.
- Workplace: A dynamic network of facilities blending emergency care, speciality services, and rehab services.
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Innovative Culture
- Ranked as a Great Place to Work Certified™ organisation by [Great Place to Work®], a global authority on workplace cultures.
- Recognised for fostering long-term engagement, continuous learning, and a "people want to work here" ethos.
Career Growth
- Tailored mentorship, shadowing opportunities, and skills assessments in initiatives like:
- Transition-to-practice programmes.
- Subspecialty (e.g., diabetes ed, wound care) and leadership-cultivation pathways.
Community Impact
- Share knowledge outside the clinic via leadership roles in professional societies, staff volunteerism, or health-education partnerships.
Diversity & Inclusion
- A global leader in advancing equity and next-generation health. Here, diversity is viewed through a shared lens of care linked to cultural awareness.
Why Join Us?
Eligible for:
- Competitive shift differentials (e.g., weekend premia).
- Health benefits, retirement planning, and family-oriented support.
Here, you’re not just a nurse—you’re a leader. Will you inspire others to recognise the transformative power of healing, collectively?
Equal Employment Opportunity
OhioHealth welcomes all qualified candidates, and we are strongly committed to equality across:
- Race
- Color
- Genetic information
- Religion
- Sex identity/sexual orientation
- Age
- Ancestry
- National origin
- Veterans/military status
- Pregnancy/family medical status
- Disability (including physical/mental health accommodations)
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