Registered Nurse - Hemophilia/Bleeding Disorders
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- $35.8–$58.8/hr
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- United States
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Role: The registered nurse in the hemophilia treatment center coordinates comprehensive care for patients with bleeding disorders, including annual, semi-annual, episodic, and emergency care. Responsibilities include maintaining bleeding action plans, monitoring lab results and medications, conducting patient intakes, providing education, and serving as the primary contact for patients.
Key Duties: Support patient transitions, deliver hospital discharge and community outreach education, and collaborate with a healthcare team. The RN supports professional practice, participates in quality improvement, and may assume leadership roles such as preceptor or committee member.
Qualifications & Skills: Must be a graduate of an accredited nursing program with at least one year of RN experience, capable of caring for both adult and pediatric patients. Hematology, hemophilia, or women’s health experience is preferred. Strong communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and computer skills are essential.
Licenses & Certifications: Current RN license, BLS certification, and state-specific licensure required prior to start. Ability to work independently within a team environment and adapt to unpredictable situations is necessary.
Additional Information: The role is nonexempt, full-time, with a pay range of $35.84 - $58.84 per hour. It offers benefits, professional growth opportunities, and supports international sponsorship. The schedule includes weekday days, with no weekend shifts.
Key Duties: Support patient transitions, deliver hospital discharge and community outreach education, and collaborate with a healthcare team. The RN supports professional practice, participates in quality improvement, and may assume leadership roles such as preceptor or committee member.
Qualifications & Skills: Must be a graduate of an accredited nursing program with at least one year of RN experience, capable of caring for both adult and pediatric patients. Hematology, hemophilia, or women’s health experience is preferred. Strong communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and computer skills are essential.
Licenses & Certifications: Current RN license, BLS certification, and state-specific licensure required prior to start. Ability to work independently within a team environment and adapt to unpredictable situations is necessary.
Additional Information: The role is nonexempt, full-time, with a pay range of $35.84 - $58.84 per hour. It offers benefits, professional growth opportunities, and supports international sponsorship. The schedule includes weekday days, with no weekend shifts.