Block schedule: Open to accommodating a block schedule
Float: Outpatient clinician may float to Inpatient for 1 weekend day per month
Facility
Type: Acute care hospital
Trauma level: Level 3 Trauma Center
Staffed beds: 171
Parking: Free
Scrub color: Varies by unit
Requirements
Valid Physical Therapist license in Oklahoma
Physical Therapist experience within the last year, with a minimum of 1 year of experience
Experience in a hospital setting
Experience with Epic
BLS (Basic Life Support) issued by American Heart Association or RQI. AHA only; RQI accepted.
Copy of diploma or transcript required before start. Cannot be pending. Unofficial transcripts are acceptable if they show a graduation date. Education verification may be used in place of the transcript. CNAs and non-RNs may submit a high school diploma, transcript, or GED.
Primary source verification of state license, completed before start date
Negative drug screen (10-panel) completed before start date
Physical within 1 year of start, stating "cleared to work," signed by a physician
TB test (PPD, Q-Gold, or T-spot) within 1 year of start, with placement and read dates and signatures. Past positive results require a chest X-ray within 5 years and a TB questionnaire.
Immunity documentation for measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis B, and varicella (titer, vaccine series, or documented history, depending on the illness). Titers and boosters cannot be completed onsite.
Flu vaccine required during flu season (November 1 to May 1). Medical or religious declination only, on the facility's declination form. Documentation is due by October 31 for working staff. Vaccines are administered onsite.
2 references completed before start date
Work history verification for the last 3 years (attestations accepted; may be pending at start)
Employment application
Unit-Specific Requirements
ACLS: required for Telemetry/PCU, ER, ICU/CCU, PACU, and OR. Preferred but not required for Observation unit.
PALS: required for all Pediatric candidates. Preferred but not required for Observation unit.
NRP: required for NICU, L&D, and Postpartum.
EFM (Fetal Heart Monitoring Certificate): required for L&D.
NIH Stroke certification: required for ER, ICU, Med Surg, and PCU. Accepts AHA, Apex Innovations, or NIHSS. Must be renewed annually.
Annual skills checklist for the unit, sent with the file.
Unit-specific competency exam, submitted with the file.
Pre-Start Requirements and Deadlines
Background check completed within 30 days of start, including a 7-year criminal search (county, sex offender, and nationwide). Instant statewide searches are not accepted. No exceptions or waivers for hits.
Facility online modules assigned by the credentialing specialist. Passing score is 100%, with unlimited attempts. Deadline is 2 PM CST on the Wednesday before start. Additional modules are assigned at orientation.
Facility Oracle modules due by 5 PM PST on the Wednesday before start, with screenshot proof of completion. Agency flips do not need to repeat them.
Badge photo due by Thursday at 2 PM EST before start. Must be a plain white background, front-facing, no filters, no head tilt.
Parking registration form completed within 48 to 72 hours of signing. Cancellation possible if not completed before start.
Candidate must commit to going into the lab within 48 to 72 hours of signing.
Signed documents before start: job description, confidentiality agreement, handbook code of conduct acknowledgement, and marketing consent form
Performance evaluation: annual evaluation required if the candidate has worked with the agency for a year or more. Otherwise, 2 references from a Charge RN or higher are accepted.
All documents are uploaded to the credentialing platform.
Time Off and Attendance
Maximum of 5 total days off during the 13-week assignment.
No time off the day before, the day of, or the day after a holiday.
No time off requests after submittal or while working the contract.
Zero-fault attendance policy: any missed scheduled shift counts as unexcused. Two missed shifts result in a warning. Three or more may result in cancellation.
Not Accepted
Pending licenses are not accepted.
Instant statewide background searches are not accepted.
Employer
Access Healthcare
4.4rating(22 reviews)
1 nurse recommends working with Access Healthcare
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Jonathan Ward E
Pathologists' Assistant (Allied Health Professional)
5.0rating
Pros
Marigold is polite and professional. She goes above and beyond to ensure the contractor is well informed and has everything needed to be successful. She helped me with onboarding and getting used to the timesheet app and she answers my texts promptly, even after hours. She is a great recruiter liason. Gladys was a super helpful with onboarding and Denise will hook you up with benefits with no trouble at all. Great team to work with.
Cons
Onboarding is somewhat tedious, but they do dot every "i" and cross every T.
Access Healthcare aims to provide superior service to our nursing family by providing around the clock support, competitive pay packages and an unmatched benefits package! Unlike other agencies, we offer a true family feel and work with you to find the placement that is right for you. We offer one of the top leading pay packages in the industry and we are ready to get you the money you deserve!
Access Healthcare was founded by two travel nurses, Danielle and Diego, who had a dream and a shared vision of creating an agency which all nurses would want to work with. Our passion has led us to where we are today as one of the top 10 agencies in our home state of New Jersey, with access to contracts in all 50 states! We encourage you to join our team and we cannot wait to get to know you!
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Wages generally match up with the lower cost of living, providing a good balance for residents.
Weather
Summer average highs are around 92°F, and winter average lows are around 26°F, offering a mix of seasons for those who enjoy variety.
Furnished Housing
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Transportation
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Demographics
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