Travel Nurse RN - Med Surg
Cheyenne, WY
Talent4Health
3x12 hrs, Nights

Required Certifications

BLS Certification, NIHSS RN license state/compact 

Shift Notes

12N

Unit Notes

Drip & IV Management

• Nurses titrate drips including:
  • Heparin
  • Ketamine (set rate)
  • Antibiotics
  • Blood products
• Frequent IV medication administration and IV management required.

Telemetry

• Monitor technicians are available to interpret telemetry strips.
• Prior telemetry interpretation experience is preferred.
• Uses [tele brand] telemetry monitors.

Staffing & Support

Charge Nurse

• Works 05:45–06:15 before the rest of the staff.
• Typically does not take patient assignments.
• Serves as a unit resource.

Nurse Aides (CNAs)

• CNA ratio: 1:8–12
• Some CNA II staff can:
  • Remove IVs
  • Remove Foley catheters

Respiratory Support

• Equipment commonly used:
  • BiPAP
  • CPAP
  • Nasal cannula (NC)

Scheduling & Shifts

• Shift: 06:45–19:15
• Self-scheduling available.
• Staff may work with the unit secretary to block schedules for the duration of the contract.
• Block scheduling is available; flexibility is appreciated.
• Weekend requirement: 4 weekend shifts every 4 weeks.
• Holiday requirement: Some holidays required.
• On-call: Possible during low census; staff are typically called back in as needed.

Floating

RNs may float to:

• Medical
• Medical Oncology
• Telemetry (including units with cardiac drips)

Dress Code

• Navy blue scrubs with the CRMC logo required.

Orientation

• Unit-specific orientation: 2–3 shifts during the first week.