The Registered Nurse is responsible for patient care, collaborating with disciplines, monitoring patient conditions, and administering medications in a telemetry unit.

As an RN in the Med/Surg unit, you will assess patient care plans, administer medications, maintain records, and collaborate with healthcare teams to ensure quality nursing care.

Join the New Graduate Nurse Residency Program at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, utilizing a supportive year-long program tailored for recent nursing graduates to transition smoothly into professional nursing roles.

Manages administrative and clinical support staff at optical practices, overseeing staffing, training, budgeting, payroll, and performance evaluation.

The RN is responsible for planning and providing patient care for assigned patients in the NICU, demonstrating clinical skills and effective communication, while ensuring high-quality patient safety and satisfaction.

The Registered Staff Nurse provides quality nursing care by assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating patient care in line with medical staff therapy and nursing standards.

Provide perioperative nursing care in the Operating Room: prepare patients and equipment, assist surgical team, maintain sterile field, monitor patient status, document care, follow I.C.A.R.E. standards, and work a 36-hour rotating schedule.

The Orthopedic Nurse is responsible for planning and providing patient care, assessing needs, and ensuring a safe environment while collaborating with the healthcare team to deliver high-quality nursing services.

Manage multiple large-scale projects, guiding teams and stakeholders, monitoring progress, and ensuring timely, budget-compliant project completion.

The Oncology Staff Nurse provides care for cancer patients, administers treatments, educates patients and families, and collaborates with the care team.

The Program Operations Manager oversees daily operations and leadership of the CMS TEAM program, ensuring goals, timelines, and budgets are met while improving patient care for Medicare surgical patients.

The Staff Nurse provides care in the Operating Room, working collaboratively to ensure excellent patient care in a safe environment. Requires 3+ years of OR experience with proficiency in relevant services.

Responsible for managing research projects, overseeing research activities, resources, budgeting, and ensuring on-time completion while collaborating with international teams for health equity projects.

The Nursing Supervisor oversees nursing staff and operations during off-shifts, ensuring quality patient care, coordinating activities, managing personnel, and encouraging staff development.

The role involves providing comprehensive administrative support to executives, managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and maintaining office operations while leading junior staff.

The NP or PA will provide patient care, assessment, and management in a GI practice, including examinations, developing care plans, and coordinating with healthcare teams.

The Project Manager will oversee training and operational readiness for healthcare preparedness, managing projects and contributing to program development in a complex environment.

The Program Manager oversees Benefits and Leave programs, ensuring compliance, managing timelines, and coordinating activities while liaising with HR and stakeholders.

The Senior Program Coordinator oversees logistics program activities, ensuring efficiency and alignment with goals, monitoring timelines, managing resources, and analyzing data to support program effectiveness.

The Registered Nurse manages nursing processes and delivers patient-centered care while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams for quality healthcare.