Designations: Magnet and teaching hospital; Level I Trauma Center
Total Staffed Beds: 1,266
Contract Length: 12 weeks
Schedule: Night shift, 3x12-hour shifts (19:00-7:30), 36 hours per week
Weekends: Every other weekend
On Call: None
Staffing Ratio: 1:3-5
Scrub Color: Navy blue
Unit and Patient Population
GYN oncology and post-surgical short-stay unit (2-3 day stays)
6 beds reserved for medical oncology
Patients with bowel obstructions, post-op care, wound infections, shortness of breath, missed abortion, ovarian hyperstimulation, fibroids, abnormal uterine bleeding, pelvic mass, pelvic inflammatory disease, all female cancers below the waist, and hospice care
Required Qualifications
Valid RN license in Missouri
Oncology experience of 1 year, completed within the last year
ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) issued by the American Heart Association
BLS issued by the American Heart Association
Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) / Associate Degree in Nursing
Experience with Epic
Required Documentation and Screenings
Background: Criminal background check within 6 months of start (7-year search); exclusion and sanction searches (EPLS/SAM and HHS/OIG, quarterly); Missouri EDL search (quarterly); Missouri Highway Patrol check (annually)
Education: Verification of highest nursing-related education
Identity: Government-issued ID; driver's license/state ID; badge photo taken within 6 months of start
Health: Physical exam within 1 year of start; drug testing within 1 year of start; TB testing (2 negative PPDs or a T-Spot/Q-Gold within 1 year) and TB questionnaire; Tdap or declination; measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella immunity; hepatitis B declination; annual flu vaccination or exemption during flu season (10/01-03/31)
Respirator: N95 fit test (3M 1804 or 1860 models)
Professional: Two professional references; employment application
Facility Requirements: Orientation modules (approximately 16 hours, required for RNs); HIPAA acknowledgement; confidentiality form; regulatory compliance education (80% to pass); latex allergy questionnaire; hand hygiene, fingernail, and dress code policy sign-offs; vehicle registration for day shifts
Additional Notes
Accepts first-time travelers.
Parking is available for a fee, with monthly passes offered through Public Safety. A parking charge applies for orientation, and a monthly fee applies for day/night rotations.
Facility
Barnes-Jewish Hospital
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Pros
St. Louis is great town
Cons
Must have guaranteed hours to work at Barnes Jewish. I averaged 25-30 paid hours a week
The cost of living in Saint Louis is lower than the national average, making it an affordable city for travel nurses.
Wages generally match up with the lower cost of living.
Weather
Summer average highs are around 89°F, and winter average lows are around 23°F.
Furnished Housing
Short term rentals are relatively easy to find in Saint Louis, with options ranging from furnished apartments to corporate housing.
Transportation
Saint Louis is car-friendly, but it also has a public transportation system including buses and a light rail system called Metrolink.
Demographics
Saint Louis has a diverse population with a wide age range.
Common health issues include heart disease and obesity.
There is a large population of travel nurses due to the presence of multiple healthcare facilities.
Things to Do
Saint Louis offers a variety of activities including a vibrant restaurant scene, art museums like the Saint Louis Art Museum, live music venues, sports events such as baseball games at Busch Stadium, and outdoor attractions like the Missouri Botanical Garden and Forest Park.
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