New Graduate Nurse and NCLEX Review

Job Description
Job Description:
The New Graduate Nurse (NGN) is a student nurse who recently graduated or is within 30 days of graduating from a board approved pre-licensure nursing program and awaiting processing/delivery of the final transcripts/diploma and necessary paperwork required to apply for licensure exam by Kentucky Board of Nursing (KBN) necessary to place them in the Registered Nurse (RN) Job Description. The NGN position will provide scheduled work time for the associate to complete new hire corporate orientation and participate in an onsite National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX) RN review course and study sessions.
Job Duties:
New Graduate Nurse Responsibilities
Attends corporate orientation
Attends all scheduled NCLEX Review Course sessions
Attends all scheduled study sessions
Schedules and successfully completes NCLEX-RN withing 30 days of receiving authorization to test (ATT)
Professional and Technical Service
Demonstrates ability to follow directions, both oral and written and work cooperatively with others.
Responsible for own personal growth and development as it relates to job duties and performance.
Attends required education programs
Quality/Customer Service
Respects ethnic origin, spiritual beliefs and privacy/confidentiality
Participates in departmental meetings as assigned
Financial
Uses resources of SEH in a respectful and cost-effective manner.
Required to sign a work obligation payback agreement equivalent to 1 year full time (2080 hours) as RN.
Qualifications
MINIMUM
DESIRABLE
Education, Credentials, Licenses:
Student nurse who recently graduated or is within 30 days of graduating from a board approved pre-licensure nursing program.
Must provide proof of enrollment/completion of a board-approved prelicensure nursing program.
Required to apply for licensure exam in the state of Kentucky, schedule and successfully complete NCLEX within 30 days of receiving authorization to test (ATT).
BSN Program
Specialized Knowledge:
Completion or within 30 days of completion of a board-approved prelicensure nursing program.
Demonstrates academic knowledge of nursing theory, clinical practice standards, and procedures.
BLS certification
Kind and Length of Experience:
Prior experience as a nursing assistant in hospital or long-term care environment is desirable.
Prior experience with Epic, computerized documentation system.
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