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The Ruby Valley Medical Center is accepting applications for a PRN RN for back-up and staff emergencies. Shifts will vary between nights and days.  Orientation will be provided for both day and night shifts.   ​ Summary of qualifications:  Montana RN license, BLS and ACLS.  Emergency Room experience and PALS is a plus.  Must be motivated and a team player. The Registered Nurse is responsible for the administration of professional nursing care to all patients in the hospital, including acute care patients, swing bed patients, and patients presenting to the Emergency and Out-Patient departments either personally or by delegation and supervision of supporting nursing personnel. The Registered Nurse works under the direction of the Chief Nursing Officer and practitioners granted privileges by the Board of Directors.  The following is a list of essential job accountabilities: To supervise and administer direct patient care with optimism with excellent skills, evaluate...

The Registered Nurse is responsible for the administration of professional nursing care to all patients in the hospital, including acute care patients, swing bed patients, and patients presenting to the Emergency and Out-Patient departments either personally or by delegation and supervision of supporting nursing personnel. The Registered Nurse works under the direction of the Chief Nursing Officer and practitioners granted privileges by the Board of Directors.  $10,000 Sign-On Bonus & Relocation Assistance Available for new hires.  The following is a list of essential job accountabilities: To supervise and administer direct patient care with optimism and excellent skills, evaluate patient outcomes, consult with other practitioners and adjust nursing care processes as indicated for patient care; To maintain a safe, comfortable and therapeutic environment for patients and families; To follow infection control standards as part of the safe and therapeutic...

This is a night shift working 48 hours in a two week period. The Registered Nurse is responsible for the administration of professional nursing care to all patients in the hospital, including acute care patients, swing bed patients, and patients presenting to the Emergency and Out-Patient departments either personally or by delegation and supervision of supporting nursing personnel. The Registered Nurse works under the direction of the Chief Nursing Officer and practitioners granted privileges by the Board of Directors.  The following is a list of essential job accountabilities: To supervise and administer direct patient care with optimism with excellent skills, evaluate patient outcomes, consult with other practitioners and adjust nursing care processes as indicated for patient care; To maintain a safe, comfortable and therapeutic environment for patients and families; To follow infection control standards as part of the safe and therapeutic environment and...