Ability to perform essential functions — Must be able to carry out all core duties with or without reasonable accommodation.

Frequent standing and walking — Continuous movement throughout patient care areas for most of the shift.

Constant mobility — Regular transitions between rooms, units, and equipment; fast‑paced environment with minimal sedentary time.

Lifting and patient assistance — Occasional lifting, repositioning, or assisting patients using proper equipment and team support.

Potential physical altercations — May encounter patients who are confused, disoriented, or combative; requires ability to respond safely using de‑escalation techniques and team protocols.

Exposure to clinical conditions — Noise, varying activity level...