| Location | New River, AZ |
| Salary | $2,340 |
A facility in Phoenix, AZ is seeking its next amazing RN (Registered Nurse) for 13 weeks assignment to work in Telemetry unit. Minimum of 2 years of recent clinical experience required.
Facility Details:
Trauma Level: 1
Charting System: Cerner
Unit: Neuro Acute 6NNA/B
# beds: 48 total - 10 epilepsy specialty rooms
Ratios: 1:4 days and nights.
Weekend Requirement: 3 shifts in a 4 week period. Self scheduling.
Holidays: Work into holiday rotation.
Scrub Color: Greys anatomy / steel.
Tele: Mainly MedSurg but some Tele is required as well
Floating: first to float; MS/Tele, possibly Westgate or AZ General Laveen Campus
Common diagnosis / Types of patients: Epilepsy, 24-48 Trend EEGs, Brain tumor, Subdural hematoma, scoliosis surgeries, TBI, Neuro dx.
Minimum Requirements:
Certs: BLS, ACLS required from AHA
Active RN License required
Must have minimum 2 years of recent experience.
Must have strong critical thinking and assessment skills, detect small changes in patients. MedSurg/Tele RN with strong skills will be trained to assess crani nerves.
Utilize self releasing velcro seat belts (not a restraint).
MUST HAVE LEVEL 1 TRAUMA EXP
50 mile radius rule applied.
Benefits Include:
A compensation package that reflects your goals!
Your very own friendly, hardworking recruiter
Referral bonus, Sign On Bonus, Completion Bonus
Medical, Dental, Vision Plans
Referral or Sign On Bonuses
Licensure/certification reimbursement
24/7 customer care
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