Chandler, Arizona, has a stable suburban population with an economy anchored by many large financial, and high tech companies. Located southeast of Phoenix, Chandler is a skillfully developed community of friendly, diverse neighborhoods with expansive parks, great schools, convenient shopping, and excellent career opportunities.
For more than 50 years, Dignity Health’s Chandler Regional Medical Center has focused on quality patient care and service to the community. As the longest established hospital in the southeast valley, Chandler Regional has provided care for the Chandler community since 1961. The hospital recently added a new five-story tower with 96 patient beds, increasing the acute-care bed count to 338. This expansion increased emergency and trauma services, as well as the surgical unit and intensive care offerings.
The word “dignity” perfectly defines what our organization stands for: showing respect for all people by providing excellent care. At Chandler Regional, our employees are the heart and soul of our organization. They are the reason we are able to live out our healing ministry within the communities we serve. Our doctors, nurses and allied health professionals are a regular self-contained support system for each other. This unique working culture is one of the reasons why a career with us is so rewarding.
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The Cardiac Short Stay Nurse provides specialized nursing care for patients admitted to the short stay unit following cardiac procedures or treatment. The nurse monitors patients’ cardiac status, administers medications, assists with diagnostic testing, and supports patients' recovery with an emphasis on safety, comfort, and efficient discharge planning.
Provide direct nursing care to patients recovering from cardiac interventions, including diagnostic procedures, cardiac catheterizations, and minor cardiac surgeries.
Monitor vital signs and cardiac rhythms closely using telemetry and other cardiac monitoring equipment.
Assess patients’ physical and emotional conditions and report significant changes promptly.
Administer prescribed medications and treatments accurately and safely.
Collaborate with cardiologists, physicians, and multidisciplinary teams to implement individualized care plans.
Educate patients and families regarding cardiac health, medications, activity restrictions, and discharge instructions.
Prepare patients for procedures and assist during cardiac diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.
Document nursing assessments, interventions, and patient progress thoroughly in the medical record.
Facilitate timely discharge planning by coordinating with case management, social work, and other departments.
Maintain a safe, clean, and organized unit environment, adhering to infection control policies and hospital protocols.
Respond quickly and effectively to cardiac emergencies, including initiating basic life support (BLS) and advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) measures as needed.
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