Staff Nurse definition

Staff Nurse. ’ means a person registered as such in terms of section 31;

Staff Nurse means a practitioner in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario.

Staff Nurse means an officer who has followed the Nursing Diploma Course successfully at a Government Nursing school and registered with the Sri Lanka Medical Council/Sri Lanka Nursing Council after passing the final examination thereof and does not mean student nurses. This is a designation only and does not bear the meaning of staff grade. As per the salary circular 6/2006 of the Public Administration circulars, posts at the secondary level which are assigned with supervisory functions, posts at the tertiary level and all posts of the senior level fall within the staff grade.

Examples of Staff Nurse in a sentence

• He /she does not have any adverse remarks from his superiors during the period of Contract / Out-sourcing service as Staff Nurse.

• Employment classes (Appendix I) utilized in the bargaining unit are as follows: 8895 Registered Nurse 2 (Staff Nurse) 8896 Registered Nurse 3 Class Specifications are attached as Appendix I.

• Charge nurses shall receive a differential of $3.60 per hour in addition to the appropriate Staff Nurse hourly rate set forth above.

• A Staff Nurse who is assigned by management, or his/her designee, to perform the function of a charge nurse assumes responsibility for the operation of the floor or unit.

• First date of hire in the City in a Staff Nurse classification covered by the MOU (not date of hire as P103).

• In order to reduce the number of provisional employees in all Staff Nurse classifications, the Union agrees, pursuant to CSC Rule 113 that the City may adopt the most expansive certification rule allowed under the Civil Service Commission rules.

• Inside Per Diem: P103 Per Diem Nurses who are also employed in another Registered Nurse classification covered by the Staff Nurse MOU (2320, 2323, 2328, 2330, 2830).

• As a Preceptor, a Staff Nurse is responsible for guiding and developing a new hire Staff Nurse, a Staff Nurse transitioning to a new area or other nursing staff as identified by nurse management to ensure that they achieve the required skills and competencies.

• The bed making for new indoor patients would be taken up by Staff Nurse.

• Relief charge nurses shall receive, during the period of assignment to the charge nurse function, $2.50 per hour in addition to the appropriate Staff Nurse hourly rate set forth above.

More Definitions of Staff Nurse

Staff Nurse means a person who is registered in New Zealand as a nurse and holds a current annual practising certificate.

Staff Nurse means a person who is registered in New Zealand as a general and obstetric nurse, a general nurse, a comprehensive nurse, a psychiatric nurse or a psychopaedic nurse and holds a current annual practising certificate but has less than one year’s nursing experience in an approved hospital beyond the status of student and may not be required to undertake charge responsibility. “Senior staff nurse” means a registered general and obstetric nurse, a general nurse, a comprehensive nurse, a psychiatric nurse or psychopaedic nurse who holds a current annual practising certificate and who has served as a staff nurse for one year after registration in an approved hospital. “Charge nurse” is a registered nurse in a hospital who holds a current annual practising certificate, who is appointed to be in charge of nursing staff employed therein and responsible for the ongoing allocation of work (which need not necessarily include rostering) and the supervision of nursing staff employed xxxxxxx. In addition to the Nurse Manager, each hospital of more than 30 beds shall appoint a Charge nurse or a more senior designated nurse. For each additional 30 beds, a further Charge nurse or more senior designated nurse shall be appointed.

Staff Nurse as used in this agreement refers to any nurse licensed by the State of Connecticut as a Registered Nurse employed by the Hospital in a position involving the providing of nursing care to patients of the Hospital.