(Archived) Staff RN - Medical-Surgical-Orthopedic-Telemetry - Hoke Hospital

HOKE HOSPITAL
Cape Fear Valley Hoke Hospital opened in 2015 and is an innovative 41 bed full service hospital that offers various inpatient and outpatient services. This hospital serves residents of Hoke County and southwestern Cumberland County as well as surrounding areas. We are the only hospital in Hoke County that is joint commission certified as a stroke ready and chest pain center. Hoke Hospital's Service Areas and Facilities include 41 inpatient beds, 16-bed Emergency Department, 9 observations beds and a 4 bed ICU. In addition, we have two operating rooms which are used for OB/GYN, podiatry, orthopedic, and general surgeries. We also have a full range of ancillary services including cat scan, nuclear medicine, x-ray, ultrasound, physical, occupational and speech therapies, pharmacy, laboratory, and cardiopulmonary.

Hoke Hospital is characterized by a warm, friendly and caring atmosphere that emphasizes individual attention for all patients by the nursing and ancillary staff as well as hospital administration. This approach is reflected in our outstanding patient satisfaction survey results. Our team is the heartbeat of this hospital.

MedSurg (Medical-Surgical-Orthopedic-Telemetry)

The practice of Medical-Surgical Nursing requires specialized knowledge and clinical skills to manage actual or potential health problems that affect individuals, their significant other(s), and the community. Our medical-surgical nursing services are provided to clients from early adulthood and throughout the life span.

Medical-Surgical Nursing is the single largest nursing specialty in the United States. Our nurses practice primarily in our medical-surgical and orthopedic inpatient units. They care for adult patients who are acutely ill with a wide variety of medical issues. We also care for patients recovering from hip, knee, or shoulder replacement surgery. They provide care 24/7 and have more facetime with patients than any other professional in the hospital.

Candidates: Current licensure in North Carolina as a Registered Nurse or Compact state licensure. Graduate of an accredited Registered/Professional Nursing program. At least one year acute care experience. ACLS and telemetry experience preferred.