Location: Quincy, Illinois
Contract Length: 13 weeks
Shift: Night, 4x12 hours (19:00 to 07:00), 12 hours per day, 48 hours per week
Schedule Notes: Every other weekend. Will take 36- or 48-hour contracts for current needs. Block scheduling may be accommodated (ask). Float as needed.
Required Qualifications
Valid RN license in Illinois
PCU - Progressive Care Unit experience: 1 year of experience within the last year
ACLS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support issued by American Heart Association
BLS issued by American Heart Association
NIHSS
Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) / Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Onboarding Requirements
Background check (7-year criminal, SSN trace, county searches, national criminal and sex offender searches, education verification), with annual updates for some checks
Exclusion list checks (EPLS/GSA/SAM and HHS/OIG): within 30 days of start, then annually
Drug test: 10-panel, dated within 30 days of start, repeated annually; no rapid results
Physical exam within 30 days of start, stating the traveler is in good health and cleared to work without restrictions
N95 fit test within 12 months of start, using an approved mask model
TB screening: QuantiFERON Gold or T-SPOT within 90 days of start (or a 2-step PPD), with annual TB questionnaire; proof of past positive and chest X-ray if applicable
Immunity documentation: measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, and hepatitis B (titer, vaccine series, or declination)
Tdap within 10 years of start, or signed declination
Seasonal flu vaccine or declination required during flu season (10/1 to 3/31); medical or religious exemptions accepted with documentation
COVID: current-year vaccination, declination, or medical/religious exemption
Two recent professional references (travel and acute care)
Employment application and work history verification covering the last 3 years
Skills checklist, required annually
Driver's license or state ID (2 forms of ID); emergency contact form before start
Facility paperwork: computer-based learning modules (about 4 hours, due before start), employee health form, safety and code-of-conduct acknowledgements, confidentiality agreement, enrollment and system access forms, badge photo (JPEG headshot), and contract employee checklist
Employer
Access Healthcare
4.4rating(22 reviews)
1 nurse recommends working with Access Healthcare
JE
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!
Quincy is steeped in a rich history, revealed in its more than 3,600 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. The magnificent East End downtown is where movers and shakers lived during the 19th century, while the architecture in the South Side German Historic District sports an evident German influence. Perched atop bluffs along the Mississippi River in western Illinois, only the water separated it from the former slave state of Missouri on the other side. In the 1830s, Quincy was an essential link in the Underground Railroad and a pivotal city on the issue of slavery. Learn more at the History Museum on the Square, set within a Romanesque-Revival-style building that once served as the Quincy Public Library. At the riverfront Clat Adams Bicentennial Park, locals and visitors enjoy a series of outdoor concerts and 4th of July fireworks each summer.
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