Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Nurse

The ICU Nurse plays a crucial role in managing and delivering high-quality care to critically ill patients. This position is responsible for monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and assisting in complex medical procedures within the Intensive Care Unit. Collaborating closely with physicians and interdisciplinary teams, the ICU Nurse ensures effective patient care plans are implemented. Their expertise not only impacts patient recovery but also contributes to the overall efficiency and responsiveness of the healthcare facility.

• •Patient Monitoring

  Continuously monitor patients' vital signs and clinical status using advanced ICU equipment, ensuring rapid identification and response to any critical changes to maintain patient stability.

• •Emergency Response

  Collaborate with the ICU team to implement advanced life-support techniques swiftly and efficiently during medical emergencies, including CPR, defibrillation, and administering emergency medications.

• •Medication Administration

  Accurately administer prescribed medications to ICU patients, ensuring proper calculations, dosing, and documentation, while closely monitoring for any adverse reactions or complications.

• •Patient Care Planning

  Develop and update individualized care plans for critically ill patients by assessing their needs, collaborating with healthcare teams, and evaluating the effectiveness of interventions implemented.

• •Family Communication

  Provide detailed explanations and emotional support to patients' families regarding medical conditions, treatment plans, and prognosis, ensuring they are informed and involved in care decisions.

• •Equipment Management

  Operate, troubleshoot, and maintain complex medical equipment, such as ventilators and infusion pumps, ensuring optimal functionality and safety in the critical care setting.

• •Infection Control

  Implement and adhere to rigorous infection control protocols, including proper hand hygiene and sterile techniques, to protect ICU patients from potential infections and promote a sterile environment.

• •Current RN license with a minimum of 2 years experience in acute care or ICU settings.
• •ACLS and BLS certification required; CCRN certification preferred.
• •Proficiency in using advanced medical technology and monitoring equipment.
• •Strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills.