Summary

This role involves providing professional and nonprofessional nursing care in accordance with physician orders, focusing on patient assessment, care planning, and evaluation. The nurse will deliver diabetes self-management education to patients and families, aiming to promote wellness and prevent complications. Responsibilities include coordinating patient self-management initiatives, conducting patient education and counseling, managing case oversight, interpreting laboratory results, ordering therapeutics, and developing individualized care and discharge plans. The position requires a valid nursing license, at least three years of RN experience, BLS certification, and a certification in diabetes education (or within one year). Preferred qualifications include a BSN. Key skills include effective communication, clinical judgment, and applying evidence-based practice. Physical demands involve lifting, prolonged standing, and exposure to health hazards. The role also entails mentoring new staff and participating in professional development. The pay range is $40.53 - $51.67 per hour.