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RN Med surg / Cardiac
8-week need, Possible Extension - 02/01 start date - Will not accept more than three days RTO. No holiday RTO will be approved.
Every other weekend and holidays required* No call required.
MA LICENSE REQUIRED AT TIME OF SUBMISSION - FLOAT POOL POSITION (15 medical surgical units - 600 bed facility)
Who manages ventilators: RT, RN responsible for administering nebulizers -
Unit-specific procedures: 12 lead EKGs, lasix gtt, blood transfusions, telemetry monitoring.
Additional Unit Specific Information: Travel RNs are assigned to the medical-surgical float pool.
Supporting 15 medical-surgical units, specializing in neurology, cardiac, bariatric, general medicine, general surgery gyn, gu, hips and joints, oncology, transplant liver and kidneys and/or vascular.
Our inpatient patient ratios average from 4:1 ratio on days to 6:1 on nights.
Licensed Registered Nurse required; 3+ years of related work experience required.
Prior Travel required**CPR-AHA, ACLS-AHA
Basic familiarity with computers.
Ability to navigate at a basic level within web-based applications.
Epic experience required.
Qualifications: Experience in a teaching hospital and specialty area expertise preferred. Level I trauma experience required
Please provide dates and times available for interview at time of submission ALL RTO REQUESTS MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SUB. -
Any color scrubs -
33 nurses recommend working with ND Global Consulting Services
Great communication
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Recommends working with ND Global Consulting Services
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