PRN local Registered Nurses Needed

Job Description

Job DescriptionPRN (Per Diem) Healthcare Professional Job DescriptionPosition Overview

A PRN (Pro Re Nata) or Per Diem healthcare professional is an on-call employee who works on an as-needed basis without a guaranteed schedule.

Primary Responsibilities

PRN healthcare professionals perform the same duties as their full-time counterparts within their specific roles, but work on a flexible, on-call basis. They must be prepared to integrate quickly into different teams and adapt to various work environments while maintaining the same standards of care and professionalism.

Key Duties and ResponsibilitiesClinical Duties (Role-Specific)

• Perform all clinical responsibilities associated with their licensed profession

• Provide direct patient care according to established protocols and standards

• Collaborate with permanent staff and interdisciplinary teams

• Maintain competency in all required clinical skills and procedures

• Adapt quickly to different unit policies and procedures

Flexibility and Adaptability

• Accept assignments on short notice (sometimes same-day)

• Work in multiple departments or units as needed

• Adapt to different patient populations and acuity levels

• Integrate effectively with various healthcare teams

• Maintain proficiency across different clinical areas

Documentation and Compliance

• Complete all required documentation accurately and timely

• Maintain current licenses, certifications, and competencies

• Adhere to all facility policies, procedures, and safety protocols

• Participate in mandatory training and education programs

• Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements

Communication and Teamwork

• Communicate effectively with permanent staff about unit-specific procedures

• Provide and receive comprehensive patient reports

• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams during assignments

• Report concerns or issues to appropriate supervisors

• Maintain professional relationships across multiple departments

Education and Licensing RequirementsGeneral Requirements

• Current RN License

• Current CPR and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification

• Previous experience in multiple clinical settings