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Come join the region’s
top Women’s Services team in our Birth Care Center!

One of the
most experienced and comprehensive medical centers in Kansas! Wesley Medical
Center is the hospital of choice for thousands of people in Kansas and northern
Oklahoma. Their preference for Wesley extends well beyond the high quality
medical services Wesley offers. It also includes the spirit of intensive caring
that inspires and guides everyone who works at Wesley Medical Center. Wesley
Medical Center is an acute care center, level I trauma center and licensed for
760 beds and 102 bassinets.  As a leader in overall recommend care, Wesley
treats more than 24,000 patients annually and delivers more than 6,000 babies -
more than any hospital in a 13 state region! Wesley Healthcare owns and
operates Wesley Medical Center, Wesley Woodlawn Hospital & ER, Wesley
Children’s Hospital, Wesley West ER, Wesley Derby ER and multiple WesleyCare
clinics.

Wesley Women’s Hospital is the regional referral center for high risk
pregnancies. Wesley’s BirthCare Center is a facility especially designed for women who are
expecting a low-risk birth, and is located adjacent to the main facility.

Here's what you can
expect from being an RN in our units:

·    You will be
responsible for the delivery of patient care through the nursing process of
assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation and evaluation

·    You will direct and
oversee all nursing care for the department-specific patient population in
accordance with the standards of nursing care and practice as defined by Wesley
Medical Center and the Kansas Nurse Practice Act

·    You will collaborate
with other professional disciplines to ensure effective and efficient patient
care delivery and achievement of desired patient outcomes

·    You will support the
organization's vision and mission and utilize knowledge of patient's age and
cultural diversity in the provision of patient care

·    You will contribute to
the provision of quality nursing care through performance improvement
techniques that demonstrate positive outcomes in patient care

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