Earn highly competitive pay and impressive benefits while delivering your talent
and expertise in nursing. Our client has a healthy, nurturing and cohesive
nursing culture, with one of the most positive union environments nationwide.
This position requires neurology/neuroscience expertise, and a Master’s
Degree, along with comprehensive experience in the clinical specialty.
Previous and comprehensive neuroscience experience is required for
consideration. The normative rotating shifts associated with such a position
are occasionally required. For instance, rotating nights, off-shift and weekend
responsibility for educational reasons. Otherwise, this is mainly a days
position, with 5-day coverage required. This is a 24/7 operation.
This is a neurosciences ICU and Intermediate care unit. Most of the nurses that
transitioned here were from the SICU for the ICU patients and for IC, from Med
/surg units. Essentially all of the neuro patients that were throughout the
hospital that were in the ICUs and med/surg units were moved to this brand
new unit. CNS preferred. At least 3-5 years of relevant experience required.
Masters in Nursing required. Current Massachusetts Nursing License required
or eligible. There is a hefty education component to CNS roles at this facility.
Educator experience is paramount.
Boston offers second-to-none dining, sports and recreation, and easy access
to seashore, mountains, lakes and numerous quaint towns and day trips.
America’s Walking City extends its outward reach with bullet trains to New York,
D.C., and cheap flights to Europe, Bermuda and other exciting locales.
Hollywood East always has stars in town, concerts, and plenty of events and
attractions in Chinatown, The Theatre District, Little Italy and more.
The Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) is responsible for the development of
nursing staff as well as for impacting patient outcomes through consultation on
patient care issues. The CNS’s responsibilities encompass the following
broad areas of practice: clinical practice, collaboration/consultation, staff
development, leadership and evidence based practice. The Clinical Nurse
Specialist is able to translate research findings and other evidence for other
healthcare professionals to improve the care of patients. CNS updates and
improves the norms and standards of nursing practice, while providing
leadership, knowledge, skills, and behavior-modeling that influence nursing
practice. The CNS also influences the development of evidence-based
policies, procedures, and protocols, as well as best practice models and
guidelines. The CNS assesses knowledge, skills, and instruments when
available. The CNS monitors specialty practice, using tools and outcomes,
and determines aspects of nursing practice that require changes,
improvement, or maintenance based on available evidence. The CNS must be
able to plan strategies to overcome barriers and facilitate changes in nursing
practice, including the implementation of new programs, products, and
devices. The CNS analyzes the clinical, human resources, and fiscal
implications of implementing programs, products, and devices into nursing
practice. The CNS plans educational programs that target the needs of staff to
improve nursing practice and clinical outcomes.
Benefits include health insurance plans ranked within the top 3. Such
excellence is reflected in all benefits offerings, such as Delta Dental coverage.
This is one of the few places still offering BOTH short and long term disability
(STD and LTD), because their philosophy is that you care for your people
through good times and bad. No pay or benefits cuts during these tough times.
Still get 100% match on your retirement savings. Up to 7.8 weeks off. Tuition
reimbursement. Other perks include group rates for home and auto insurance,
onsite day care, and subsidized rail/parking.
and expertise in nursing. Our client has a healthy, nurturing and cohesive
nursing culture, with one of the most positive union environments nationwide.
This position requires neurology/neuroscience expertise, and a Master’s
Degree, along with comprehensive experience in the clinical specialty.
Previous and comprehensive neuroscience experience is required for
consideration. The normative rotating shifts associated with such a position
are occasionally required. For instance, rotating nights, off-shift and weekend
responsibility for educational reasons. Otherwise, this is mainly a days
position, with 5-day coverage required. This is a 24/7 operation.
This is a neurosciences ICU and Intermediate care unit. Most of the nurses that
transitioned here were from the SICU for the ICU patients and for IC, from Med
/surg units. Essentially all of the neuro patients that were throughout the
hospital that were in the ICUs and med/surg units were moved to this brand
new unit. CNS preferred. At least 3-5 years of relevant experience required.
Masters in Nursing required. Current Massachusetts Nursing License required
or eligible. There is a hefty education component to CNS roles at this facility.
Educator experience is paramount.
Boston offers second-to-none dining, sports and recreation, and easy access
to seashore, mountains, lakes and numerous quaint towns and day trips.
America’s Walking City extends its outward reach with bullet trains to New York,
D.C., and cheap flights to Europe, Bermuda and other exciting locales.
Hollywood East always has stars in town, concerts, and plenty of events and
attractions in Chinatown, The Theatre District, Little Italy and more.
The Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) is responsible for the development of
nursing staff as well as for impacting patient outcomes through consultation on
patient care issues. The CNS’s responsibilities encompass the following
broad areas of practice: clinical practice, collaboration/consultation, staff
development, leadership and evidence based practice. The Clinical Nurse
Specialist is able to translate research findings and other evidence for other
healthcare professionals to improve the care of patients. CNS updates and
improves the norms and standards of nursing practice, while providing
leadership, knowledge, skills, and behavior-modeling that influence nursing
practice. The CNS also influences the development of evidence-based
policies, procedures, and protocols, as well as best practice models and
guidelines. The CNS assesses knowledge, skills, and instruments when
available. The CNS monitors specialty practice, using tools and outcomes,
and determines aspects of nursing practice that require changes,
improvement, or maintenance based on available evidence. The CNS must be
able to plan strategies to overcome barriers and facilitate changes in nursing
practice, including the implementation of new programs, products, and
devices. The CNS analyzes the clinical, human resources, and fiscal
implications of implementing programs, products, and devices into nursing
practice. The CNS plans educational programs that target the needs of staff to
improve nursing practice and clinical outcomes.
Benefits include health insurance plans ranked within the top 3. Such
excellence is reflected in all benefits offerings, such as Delta Dental coverage.
This is one of the few places still offering BOTH short and long term disability
(STD and LTD), because their philosophy is that you care for your people
through good times and bad. No pay or benefits cuts during these tough times.
Still get 100% match on your retirement savings. Up to 7.8 weeks off. Tuition
reimbursement. Other perks include group rates for home and auto insurance,
onsite day care, and subsidized rail/parking.
Boston Metro - Clinical Nurse Specialist/Educator -
Neurosciences ICU and Intermediate Care Unit
Neurosciences ICU and Intermediate Care Unit
Medical-Searches
Rita Waldstein, President
617.388.1110
Rita@medical-searches.com
Rita Waldstein, President
617.388.1110
Rita@medical-searches.com
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