CVOR Registered Nurse
New Haven, Connecticut
Yale-New Haven Hospital
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Job info
Job Opportunity: Registered Nurse - CVOR
Location: New Haven, Connecticut
Employment Type: Travel/Contract
Contract Length: 13 weeks
Job Description
- Must independently scrub cardiac surgery and circulate in the CVOR (Cardiovascular Operating Room).
- Work schedule: 40 hours per week, consisting of 2 twelve-hour shifts and 2 eight-hour shifts per week.
- Shift times: 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM or 10:45 AM - 7:15 PM.
- Average nurse-to-patient ratio: 1:2.
- Weekend requirement: Two 24-hour on-call shifts per schedule.
- On-call requirement: 2 calls per Monday-Friday week (either 7 PM - 11 PM or 7 PM - 7 AM) with 1 day per week available to stay late.
- Floating within scope to meet facility needs is required.
- First-time travel nurses are accepted.
- Pending license accepted, but must have an active license prior to start date.
- Return to Office (RTO) restrictions: RTO greater than 7 days requires approval.
- Guaranteed hours.
Required Qualifications
- Valid Registered Nurse (RN) license in Connecticut prior to start.
- Minimum 2 years of Cardiovascular Operating Room (CVOR) experience, with CVOR experience within the last year.
- Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) or Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN).
- Ability to independently scrub cardiac surgery and circulate in the CVOR.
- Current ACLS certification issued by the American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
- Current BLS certification issued by the American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
- Current PALS certification issued by the American Heart Association or American Red Cross.
Schedule Details
- 2 twelve-hour shifts + 2 eight-hour shifts per week.
- Shift hours: 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM or 10:45 AM - 7:15 PM.
- On-call shifts required during weekdays.
- Weekend on-call shifts required.
Facility Type
- Short Term Acute Care
- Level I Trauma Center
- Total staffed beds: 1567
Additional Requirements & Training
- Background checks including criminal, sex offender, and education verifications.
- Various facility-specific training modules and attestations (e.g., Stroke Education, CLABSI Prevention, Pressure Injury Prevention, Language Services, CAUTI Education, Suicide Risk Assessment, Pyxis MedStation, Baxter Pump Interoperability, Patient Bedside Rounding, Ventricular Assist Device Awareness, Blood Administration, New Employee Orientation, 21st Century Cures Act, ED Handbook, eCart Training, Chaperone Policy Training).
- Health documents including:
- Physical exam within 12 months.
- Fit mask test within 12 months (annual update required).
- Immunizations and titers (Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Varicella, Hepatitis B).
- Negative TB test or chest X-ray.
- Drug screening (10 panel) within 12 months.
- Seasonal flu vaccination or approved exemption.
- COVID vaccination preferred.
- References: One supervisor reference within the past year required for Cardio Thoracic ICU/CTICU assignments.
- Employment application must include 7 years of work history with no gaps greater than 90 days.
- Skills checklist and work history verification required within 12 months of start.
Notes
- Floating within scope is required to meet facility needs.
- Block scheduling is not accommodated.
- Scrub color and charting system provided.
- Parking available at a monthly cost.
This position is ideal for experienced CVOR RNs who are comfortable with cardiac surgery cases, flexible with on-call and weekend requirements, and ready to work in a high-acuity, Level I trauma center environment.
Facility
Yale-New Haven Hospital
4 nurses recommend working with Yale-New Haven Hospital
Pros
The hospital is amazing to work.For I actually worked for smilo cancer center, from july until january.And then on the other side on the east pavilion, I work for med surge from january until april. My coworkers were great.
Cons
The unfortunate thing is, it is very expensive to rent in CT. I paid 2350.00. Fortunately, I was safe, but there is a whole lot of crime here, and a lot of shootings. Even though your company will pay for your parking, it is very expensive to come out of pocke first and then you're reimbursed,if that is what your company will offer you. You cannot park close to the hospital. You have to park in these parking, lots blocks and blocks down the road and a bus will take you to work. So you must arrive early enough because the bus makes it stops and you need to be on time.

- Short Term Acute Care
- 1,522 beds
About New Haven, CT
As a Travel Cardiovascular Operating Room Nurse in New Haven, CT here's what you should know:- The cost of living in New Haven is slightly higher than the national average, primarily due to housing costs.
- Wages may be competitive but should be considered in relation to the cost of living.
- In the summer, average highs are around 82°F, and average lows are around 63°F.
- In the winter, average highs are around 39°F, and average lows are around 24°F.
- Short term rentals and furnished housing options are available in New Haven, but availability may vary depending on the season and demand.
- New Haven is relatively car-friendly, but it also has a well-established public transportation system, including buses and a commuter rail line connecting to other major cities.
- New Haven is a diverse city with a wide range of ages represented.
- Common health issues may include asthma and cardiovascular diseases.
- There is a significant population of healthcare professionals, including travel nurses.
- New Haven offers a vibrant culinary scene with diverse restaurants, and it is known for its arts and music culture.
- There are also opportunities for outdoor activities and sports, including parks and recreational facilities.
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