About The Role

Creating Life Better Here starts with you. At San Juan Regional Medical Center, we're more than a healthcare provider—we're a values-driven organization dedicated to delivering exceptional care. As a team member, you help fulfill our mission to make life better here for our community.

The Registered Nurse is a sincerely caring and compassionate professional and assumes accountability in utilizing the nursing process to provide dynamic patient management.

Required Behaviors

As you go about fulfilling this mission, your work habits and work relationships should embody SJRMC's values. These values are our culture, our identity as an organization: Sacred Trust, Personal Reverence, Thoughtful Anticipation, Team Accountability and Creative Vitality ask more of us than merely completing some list of tasks. Our values ask for a deeper level of commitment, and what is asked of us we freely give because we believe in our mission.

Required Qualifications

Current licensure by the State Board of Nursing of New Mexico or compact (multi-state) license
Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification
Must meet the requirements for obtaining and maintaining life support certifications as outlined in the Life Support Certification policy

Duties and Responsibilities

Provides individualized patient care and maintains clinical competency appropriate for the area of practice
Understands and follows policy and procedure in addition to meeting licensure requirements
Responsive to current safety and quality initiatives and sustains improvement
Builds productive interpersonal relationships in every encounter
Demonstrates teamwork
Actively participates in the department
Each employee is responsible for implementing SJRMC’s Service Standards into their daily work: Safety, Courtesy, Effectiveness, and Stewardship
Other duties as assigned

Physical Demands and Environmental Work Conditions

Must be able to see with corrective eyewear and hear clearly with assistance
Must be able to walk, stand, bend, squat, climb, kneel, and twist frequently
Must be able to lift greater than 50 pounds and push 0-300 pounds frequently
Potential exposure to blood and bodily fluids and meets OSHA training requirements

Special Demands

Sets limits when dealing with angry, hostile, or sometimes verbally or physically abusive patients and families in an attempt to ensure a safe, respectful environment that will support the delivery of care
Effectively copes and strives for balance when caring for acutely ill patients and families