Healthcare & Caregiving • Chicago, IL, United States
Registered Nurse - Roseland Community Hospital - Chicago
Chicago, IL, United StatesOn-sitePosted 5 hours ago
Healthcare & Caregiving
About the Role
Skills for Chicago
Is a Chicago-based nonprofit that removes barriers to employment by eliminating biases that disqualify candidates unnecessarily. Working with local and global companies, Skills brings opportunities to neighborhoods and municipalities throughout the Chicagoland area. To be eligible for Skills for Chicago services, candidates must reside in Illinois or Indiana, be authorized to work in the United States, and be either unemployed or underemployed.
Roseland Community Hospital
Roseland Community Hospital has served Chicago’s far South Side communities for nearly 100 years, providing comprehensive, high-quality healthcare since opening in 1924. Despite decades of social, economic, and political change, the hospital has remained committed to improving the health and well-being of residents in Roseland and surrounding neighborhoods.
Job Highlights
Conduct patient assessments, monitor clinical status, and develop individualized nursing diagnoses and care plans
Deliver patient-centered nursing care including medication administration, therapeutic interventions, behavioral support, and emergency response
Evaluate patient progress, revise treatment plans, and coordinate discharge planning and post-acute care resources
Document assessments, interventions, and patient outcomes accurately while communicating updates across interdisciplinary teams
Educate patients and families, support transition planning, and uphold safety, ethical, and regulatory standards while participating in leadership and quality improvement activities
Candidate Profile
2–5 years of clinical experience in an acute or ambulatory healthcare setting and experience in clinical performance review required
Active Illinois RN license in good standing required; BLS, ACLS, PALS, TNCC (or equivalent), and CPI certifications required
Knowledge of regulatory compliance, accreditation standards, patient safety systems, infection prevention, and clinical documentation review
Experience with incident reporting, regulatory reporting, policy development, education, and compliance monitoring
Conduct patient assessments, monitor clinical status, and develop individualized nursing diagnoses and care plans
Deliver patient-centered nursing care including medication administration, therapeutic interventions, behavioral support, and emergency response
Evaluate patient progress, revise treatment plans, and coordinate discharge planning and post-acute care resources
Document assessments, interventions, and patient outcomes accurately while communicating updates across interdisciplinary teams
Educate patients and families, support transition planning, and uphold safety, ethical, and regulatory standards while participating in leadership and quality improvement activities
2–5 years of clinical experience in an acute or ambulatory healthcare setting and experience in clinical performance review required
