Travel Nurse RN - PCU - Progressive Care Unit
Rochester, NY
TalentBurst, Inc
3x12 hrs

Title: Registered Nurse - Stepdown
Duration: 13 weeks
Address: 601 Elmwood Ave, Rochester, NY 14642
Schedule: Floating Shift 3*12s 36hours/week

• Shift: D/E/N rotating shifts

• Hours: 36 or 48 hrs/week

• Schedule: Weekends, holidays, on-call/callback, and charge duties per unit needs

• License: Active NY State RN license required

• Experience: Minimum 2 years; stepdown/PCU experience mandatory

• Required Certifications: BLS and NIHSS

• Preferred Certification: ACLS

• Telemetry: Required

• Clinical Experience: High-acuity stroke and neurosurgery experience required

• Patient Population: Brain tumors, spinal malformations, neuroendovascular procedures, epilepsy surgery, and high-acuity neurological patients

• Key Skills: Q1 neuro checks, EVDs, lumbar/subdural drains, 3% saline, Cardene drips, arterial lines, carotid endarterectomy, aneurysm coiling/clipping, DBS insertion, VP shunts, and seizure management

• Unit Details: Mixed-acuity neurosurgical unit with an 8-bed high-acuity stepdown unit requiring hemodynamic and neurological monitoring.

Skills: Skill Required / Desired Amount of Experience Expertise Rating Move Two (2) years Experience Required RN License (ONLY NY Licenses are accepted at this time) Required BLS (American Heart Association ONLY) Required Telemetry Experience Required Required ACLS (REQUIRED) (American Heart Association ONLY) Highly desired Stepdown/PCU Experience Required NIHSS Required

Questions:
Question 1
does this candidate have EPIC experience within the last year?
Question 2
When can this candidate start their assignment at SMH
Question 3
Does this candidate have RTO? If yes, what are the dates?
Question 4
When is this candidate available for an interview with URMC?
Question 5
Does this candidate live 50 miles or greater from URMC?
Question 6
Please list the name that your candidate is licensed under as a NYS Professional Nurse
Question 7
Does this candidate have experience in Q1 neuro checks, EVDs, lumbar drains, sub-dural drains, 3%NS and cardene drips, arterial lines, carotid endarterectomy, aneurysm coil/clips, DBS Insertion (Deep Brain Stimulator), VP shunts, seizures?
Question 8
Is HCP able to obtain TB skin test?

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