PAT RN

About the role

Eastgate Surgery Center Location: Eastgate Surgery Center Address: 4415 Aicholtz Road A, Cincinnati, OH 45245 Eastgate Surgery Center is an ambulatory surgery center located in Cincinnati, Ohio. With four procedure rooms, the center provides high-quality, cost-effective outpatient surgical and procedural care primarily for GI and Endoscopies. Owned and operated in partnership with BSMH and Gastro Health, Eastgate Surgery Center combines advanced technology with compassionate, patient-centered care in a convenient setting. Role Summary The Pre-Admission Testing RN conducts comprehensive preoperative assessments to ensure patients are medically optimized and fully prepared for surgery. This role verifies required testing, identifies potential risks, coordinates with anesthesia and surgical teams, and supports patient safety, comfort, and education throughout the pre-admission process. Hours Monday - Friday schedule No nights, weekends, holidays, or call What You’ll Do Perform thorough pre-admission nursing assessments, including medical history review, physical evaluation, and verification of required testing Identify abnormal results and communicate findings to anesthesia and admitting providers Ensure all pre-op documentation is complete, accurate, and available prior to surgery Educate patients and families on the perioperative experience, expectations, and care instructions Support patient safety, risk-management, and quality-improvement initiatives Collaborate with anesthesia, surgeons, and perioperative staff to ensure consistent patient information and readiness for surgery Maintain patient privacy, dignity, and age-appropriate care Participate in staff education, orientation, and ongoing professional development Demonstrate flexibility with scheduling needs and assist in adjusting workloads as needed What You’ll Bring Active RN license in New Jersey Current BLS and ACLS certification (PALS if supporting pediatric patients) Associate’s degree or higher in nursing Pre-op, PACU, or critical-care experience preferred Strong assessment skills, communication abilities, and patient-advocacy focus Comfort using EMR systems and Microsoft Windows–based programs Physical & Work Environment Requirements Frequent standing, walking, and patient-care activities Ability to lift/move up to 30 lbs (occasionally up to 40 lbs; rarely up to 100 lbs) Regular interaction with patients of varying ages in a fast-paced clinical environment Exposure to bloodborne pathogens, radiation, and chemical hazards consistent with the surgical setting Moderate noise typical of clinical and administrative areas Compensation & Benefits Competitive hourly rate (based on experience and qualifications) Healthcare benefits package 401(k) with company match Paid Time Off (PTO) Supportive, collaborative, and growing environment