Unit accepts: First-time travelers and local candidates
Scheduling: Self-scheduling per unit needs
Unit orientation: 24 hours
Scrubs: Navy blue or white
Schedule
Shift: Night, 12-hour shifts from 18:45 to 07:15
Hours: 36 hours per week only (3 x 12-hour shifts)
Call requirement: No call
Ratio: 1:2 to 4
Weekend requirement: 3 Fridays, 3 Saturdays, and 3 Sundays in a 6-week period
Time off: Requests off (RTO) after booking are not allowed and cannot be worked out onsite. Call-offs or additional RTO on the unit could result in cancellation. Maximum of 7 days RTO for auto offer. No Christmas RTO.
Float requirement: Peds, PICU, and nursery, caring for infants up to and including 12 months
Required Qualifications
Valid RN license in North Carolina
Minimum of 3 years of NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care) experience, including experience working with Level 3 or Level 4 NICU patients
NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care) experience within the last year
Experience with ventilator management
BLS issued by American Heart Association or American Red Cross
NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Procedure)
Associate of Science in Nursing / Associate Degree in Nursing
Patient Population and Procedures
Patients: Premature infants (as low as 22 weeks), all types of surgical infants, and hypoxic injury
Special procedures: Therapeutic hypothermia, nitric oxide, UAC/UVC, PCLs, Broviac, tracheostomies, GTT, and ostomies
Equipment and unit tools: Tecotherm, BCPAP, RAM NC, Alaris IV pumps, MedFusion for feedings, Servo ventilators, HFOV, Baby Leo, and Giraffe
Unit systems: Pyxis, Epic, SBAR, and 4P
Pre-Start Requirements
Background check: Within 90 days of start, covering all locations lived in the last 7 years (local county, federal court, national criminal database, DOJ sex offender search, and education verification)
Drug screen: Negative 10-panel drug screen within 30 days of start
Physical exam: Within 1 year of start
TB screening: PPD, Qgold, or Tspot within 1 year of start
Immunizations: Rubeola, mumps, rubella, and varicella titer or 2 vaccines; Hepatitis B titer or vaccine series
Flu vaccine: Required for all candidates (intranasal accepted). Exemptions are reviewed case by case and require a mask at all times.
Fit testing: Required (N95 or completion of PAPR training)
Facility training: Confidentiality agreement, education modules, tobacco-free campus acknowledgement, and other compliance documents
Facility
Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center
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