Registered Nurse - Nights Part Time in Elmore, VT

Registered nurses monitor patients throughout the night at Springfield Hospital, addressing immediate health concerns to prevent complications and support recovery. Patients in the Windham Center unit, including those with acute conditions, benefit from this overnight vigilance that stabilizes vital signs and administers medications promptly. The role focuses on applying evidence-based care through the Nursing Process, which includes assessing conditions, planning treatments, implementing interventions, and evaluating patient responses.Springfield Hospital operates as a regional healthcare facility providing inpatient and outpatient services to residents in Vermont. The hospital serves over 100,000 patients annually, specializing in emergency care, surgery, and specialty treatments like cardiology and oncology. Springfield Hospital collaborates with local clinics and uses electronic health records to coordinate care across facilities.Daily tasks involve drawing blood samples using phlebotomy techniques for lab tests and documenting patient progress in electronic systems. Nurses interact with physicians, therapists, and support staff during night shifts, following protocols for medication administration and emergency responses. The position requires working fixed night schedules from 7 PM to 7 AM, with a part-time commitment of 48 hours per week, and handling patient agitation through de-escalation training. Documentation must comply with Vermont state regulations and federal healthcare laws, often involving delegation to certified nursing assistants for routine tasks.The hourly wage ranges from $35.13 to $57.64, determined by the candidate's education and experience levels. The role involves part-time night shifts at the Windham Center within Springfield Hospital. The schedule consists of fixed 12-hour periods on nights, with no travel required for this position. No additional benefits or professional development programs appear in the job details, though training in phlebotomy and de-escalation is part of onboarding.