Surgical Unit RN - Chula Vista, CA

Seeking an experienced Registered Nurse with strong Operating Room expertise to provide comprehensive care in a dynamic surgical environment. This contract opportunity is designed for RNs who thrive in fast-paced settings and are dedicated to supporting patients and families through every phase of the perioperative experience.

Schedule:

• Day shift
• 2-8 hour call shifts every 4 weeks
• 30-minute response time required

Qualifications:

• Active California RN license
• Current CPR and NRP certifications
• Minimum three years of recent RN experience, with at least two years in a specialty area (OR preferred)
• Completion of OR questionnaire mandatory

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver patient- and family-centered care with an emphasis on individualized, holistic goals
• Conduct thorough assessments, document data, and develop patient care plans in collaboration with families and healthcare teams
• Implement and evaluate age/culturally appropriate plans, adapting interventions as needed
• Foster optimal patient outcomes through proactive planning and quality-focused care
• Serve as a patient advocate, promoting participation and upholding rights
• Identify educational needs for patients and families, developing and revising individualized plans
• Recognize communication barriers and utilize interdisciplinary resources to ensure therapeutic relationships
• Delegate responsibilities to team members within their scope and coordinate care among ancillary staff to support patient progression and workflow

This is an excellent opportunity to play a direct role in patient recovery and surgical success, while collaborating closely with colleagues across the healthcare spectrum. The ideal candidate embraces teamwork, relies on clinical expertise, and is ready to respond swiftly to the needs of the surgical suite.

If you are passionate about perioperative nursing and meet these qualifications, please submit your application today. Contribute your skills and compassion to make a meaningful difference in patient outcomes.