Nurse-Wound & Ostomy

    Highlights

    The Wound/Ostomy nurse is a registered nurse who has demonstrated expertise, depth of knowledge, competence and skills in the practice of wound and/or ostomy care. developing and presenting educational programs and materials to clients and staff to support competent wound and/or ostomy care facility-wide and in the community.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationSpartanburg, SC

    Description

    Job Requirements

    Provide excellence in health

    SRHS Behavioral Standards

    Excellence Providing consistent and compassionate service

    Stewardship Taking ownership and pride in our organization through appropriate and respectful use of resources.

    Teamwork Engaged associates positively working together for a common goal

    Accountability Taking responsibility by upholding the organization's mission and values

    Integrity Doing the right thing, ALWAYS

    Respect Being positive, courteous, honest and appreciative in all interactions

    Position Summary

    The Wound/Ostomy nurse is a registered nurse who has demonstrated expertise, depth of knowledge, competence and skills in the practice of wound and/or ostomy care. This role requires collaboration with clients, nursing staff, administration, medical staff, and other members of the healthcare team.

    Minimum Requirements

    Education

    • Graduate of an accredited nursing school
    • BSN

    Experience

    • Three years of clinical experience

    License/Registration/Certifications

    • Licensed to practice nursing in South Carolina
    • BLS certification
    • Certified Wound Ostomy Nurse (CWON)

    Preferred Requirements

    Preferred Education

    • N/A

    Preferred Experience

    • Five years of clinical experience

    Preferred License/Registration/Certifications

    • Certified Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse (CWOCN)

    Core Job Responsibilities

    • Responsibilities include, but are not limited to completing and coordinating patient assessment, providing hands-on expert care
    • coordinating and implementing plans of care
    • developing and monitoring outcomes based on plans of care
    • developing and presenting educational programs and materials to clients and staff to support competent wound and/or ostomy care facility-wide and in the community

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