Travel Contract

ICU RN
San Francisco, California
UCSF Health Medical Center

$3,135-3,585/week

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Job info

Location: San Francisco, California
Employment type: Travel/Contract
Contract length: 25 weeks
Shift: 12-hour rotating day/night schedule
Schedule: 3x12s, 36 hours per week
Assignment type: Float pool role; ICU nurses float to multiple units and departments, including other facilities

Valid RN license in California
Critical Care Float experience within the last year
4 years of Critical Care Float experience
1 year or less of total travel experience in the past 5 years
BLS issued by American Heart Association
ACLS issued by American Heart Association
NIHSS
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
ECMO experience within the last 6 months to 1 year
Experience caring for ECMO patients as a bedside RN
Experience caring for ECMO as primary responsibility without dedicated bedside perfusion support
ICU - Intensive Care Unit experience
CVICU experience
CTICU - Cardiothoracic Intensive Care experience
CCU - Coronary Care experience
ECMO ICU experience

Must be able to float to other facilities and departments
Must be able to support advanced critical care patients and multiple support devices
References must be completed before submission

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