Registered Nurse – Women’s Health

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) or related field. 

Graduate from a college/university accredited by NLNAC or CCNE. 

Basic Life Support (BLS) – required. 

Minimum two (2) years of RN experience, preferably in Obstetrics or a Women’s Health clinic setting. 

Proficiency in computer operations, word processing, data entry, and automated medical records. 

Current, full, active, and unrestricted RN license. 

Preferably one (1) year of experience in a Women’s Health setting. 

RN board certification preferred. 
  

Coordinate patient care in collaboration with a broad interdisciplinary healthcare team. 

Facilitate optimal clinical outcomes focusing on quality, safety, and cost effectiveness. 

Ensure compliance with established standards of nursing care, policies, and procedures. 

Conduct physical exams and complete detailed health histories. 

Provide health promotion, counseling, patient education, and telephone/in-person triage. 

Administer medications, perform phlebotomy, initiate/maintain IVs, and perform required interventions. 

Recognize urgent/emergent signs and respond appropriately as part of the Clinical Care Team. 

Communicate effectively with patients, families, and the care team; serve as patient advocate. 

Place referrals, schedule specialty care, and coordinate follow-up. 

Train/orient newly assigned RNs, LPNs, and ancillary staff to unit procedures and standards. 

Participate in research, peer reviews, and quality improvement activities. 

Maintain all licensure, certifications, CEUs, and mandatory trainings. 

Perform additional RN duties in Primary Care Clinics as needed, including cross-coverage. 

Provide comprehensive primary care to women in an outpatient setting, including gynecologic care and coordination of disease management. 

Monitor patient treatment adherence, maintain dysplasia registries, and manage relevant clinical data. 

Conduct in-person and telephone triage, determining appropriate care settings (ER, clinic, home). 

Prescribe and communicate treatment plans based on established protocols; provide patient teaching. 

Set up and assist with procedures; operate specialized equipment (colposcope, EKG units, oxygen analyzers, nebulizers, etc.). 

Facilitate specialty referrals and ensure appropriate follow-up. 

Promote evidence-based education to support self-care, adherence, and optimal health outcomes. 

Identify, collect, interpret, and report outcome data per Air Force/DoD guidelines. 

Train healthcare team members on WH-specific guidelines, protocols, and management processes. 

Provide cross-coverage in Pediatrics or Family Health if needed due to staffing shortages.