Specialty skills such as management of Swans, Prismaflex CRRT, IABP, and immediate open heart recovery
Clinical Details
Ratios: 1:1, 1:2 for ICU level acuity; 1:3-4 for PCU level acuity
Common patient types include sepsis, COPD, Covid, pneumonia, withdrawal, strokes post TNK administration, CRRT, IABP, impella, PA catheters, post cardiac arrest patients, immediate open heart recovery, cath lab overflow, post surgical patients needing longer recovery, and post interventional caths
RNs are required to titrate drips
Charge and resource nurse on every shift
CNA ratio: 1:12; CNAs may be pulled for 1:1 sitters
Hospitalist or intensivist in house 24/7
Dedicated pharmacist until 11, then house pharmacy after that
RT in ICU 24/7
RT equipment includes CPAP, BiPAP, and vents
ICU nurses are required to set up, manage, and interpret monitors and their own strips
Schedule
Shifts: 07:00-19:30 and 19:00-07:30
Self scheduling in 6-week blocks
First schedule will be filling holes
May work many Sundays; weekends are a high need
Holidays rotate with permanent staff
No call or standby requirement
Floating
May float most often between the 4th, 5th, or 6th floors (critical care) or to the ER for patient holds
Orientation
Orientation/education hours are not guaranteed during the first 2 weeks of the assignment
Expect 25+ hours
Can test out of Epic if experienced within the last year
EPIC training modules plus an 8-hour onboarding and education day, tours, and 1 shift with a preceptor
Additional Information
Any professional color scrubs
Looking for a flexible, team player mentality
Facility
St Michael Medical Center
3.8rating(18 reviews)
1 nurse recommends working with St Michael Medical Center
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Stepdown (RN)
Contract Position
5.0rating
Review of St Michael Medical Center on Aug 17, 2026