Time off: Requests for time off greater than 7 days require approval
Staffing
Average ratio: 1:4
Floating: Required
Accepts first-time travelers: Yes
Accepts pending licenses: Yes
Required Qualifications
Valid RN license in Connecticut
Stepdown experience: 2 years
Stepdown experience within the last year
Basic Life Support (BLS) issued by American Heart Association or American Red Cross
Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) / Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Not Required for This Role
Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
Dysrhythmia/EKG competency exam (not required for pediatric units)
Mobile heartbeat alarm module (not required for pediatric units)
Health and Screening
Physical exam: Completed within 12 months of start; no annual update needed
TB screening: Negative T-Spot or QuantiFERON Gold within 6 months of start, or 2 negative PPDs at least 1 week apart within 12 months of start. TB questionnaire required annually.
Drug screen: 10-panel drug screen within 12 months of start; no annual update needed
Vaccines and titers: Measles, mumps, rubella, hepatitis B, and varicella documentation (titer, vaccine series, or exemption)
Flu vaccine: Required during flu season (09/01 to 03/31), or a medical or religious exemption. Declinations are not allowed. Deadline is 12/01.
Tdap: Highly preferred for pediatric specialties, not required. A Tdap declination is acceptable.
Respirator fit test: Completed within 12 months of start and updated annually. Must be clean shaven for testing.
Background and Documentation
Criminal background check: 7-year check completed within 12 months of start and updated annually
Sanctions checks: EPLS/GSA/SAM and HHS/OIG, completed within 30 days of start
Identification: Driver's license or state ID with photo, matching legal name, provided on the first day
Required modules: Facility training modules with attestations, including language services, CAUTI, CLABSI, pressure injury prevention, Cures Act, fire safety, and bedside rounding
Facility Details
Facility type: Short-term acute care
Trauma level: Level I Trauma Center
Total staffed beds: 1,567
Scrub color: Royal blue
Facility
Yale-New Haven Hospital
3.6rating(106 reviews)
5 nurses recommend working with Yale-New Haven Hospital
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