Shift: Night (3x12 hours), 19:00 to 06:30, 12 hours per day and 36 hours per week
Rotation: Rotating 12-hour days, nights, or a combination, based on department needs. Shift assignments are reviewed every 4 weeks, but changes are not guaranteed.
Assignment Details
Unit: Acute Leukemia and Hematology
Patients: Adults and geriatrics, primarily newly diagnosed acute leukemia
Staffing ratio: Goal of 1:4, may be 1:5
Weekends: Variable, based on unit needs
Focus areas: Infection prevention protocols and patient fall prevention
First-time travelers: Screened by the client for review
Charting system: EPIC (software familiarity, not a credential)
Required Qualifications
Valid RN license in Ohio
Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) / Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Progressive Care Unit (PCU) experience of at least 1 year, completed within the last year
ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) issued by the American Heart Association
BLS (Basic Life Support) issued by the American Heart Association
Interpretation of dysrhythmias
Feeding tube care and management
Blood product administration
Central line blood draws
PICC line management
IV insertion skills
Health, Compliance, and Documentation
Background check: 7-year criminal background check within 90 days of start, including SSN trace, counties lived and worked, nationwide search, sex offender search, and MVR if driving is part of the job
Fingerprinting: State and FBI fingerprinting within 1 year of start
Drug screen: Negative 10-panel drug screen within 3 months of start; cannot start with a pending screen
Physical exam: Physician documentation within 1 year of start stating good health and freedom from contagious disease
TB screening: Negative PPD, QuantiFERON (QGold), or T-SPOT within 1 year of start, or a TB questionnaire annually. A positive result requires a chest X-ray within 1 year of start or documentation of treatment.
Immunizations:
MMR: 2 vaccine doses or positive titers (measles, mumps, rubella)
Hepatitis B: titer, 3-vaccine series, or signed declination
Varicella: 2 vaccine doses or a positive titer (shingles vaccine not accepted)
Tdap: adult dose given after age 11 or 12 (TD and DTaP not accepted)
Flu: vaccine or declination during flu season (10/1 to 3/31); must wear a mask at all times if declining
COVID: recommended, not required
N95 fit test: Required annually for patient-facing RNs on contracts starting 7/13/2026 and later. The test must be valid for the full assignment. Accepted masks: 3M 1860 (regular or small), 3M 1870+, and Halyard Duckbill 46827s (small) or 46727r (regular).
Stroke education: Annual stroke education, 4 hours per year for PCU units
NIH Stroke Scale certification: May be required depending on the unit. If required, it must be obtained within 1 year of start, renewed every 2 years, and include at least 3.0 CE hours.
References: 2 professional references, at least 1 from a manager, director, or formal leader. A charge RN is acceptable for the second. Coworker references are not accepted.
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