No RTO within the first two weeks of assignment; maximum of 7 days RTO per 13-week contract is highly preferred; all RTO must be declared at time of submittal and cannot be modified after profile is sent to the manager. Care for a diverse post-surgical patient population including trauma, plastic, vascular, and other surgical patients.
Numbers & Facts
Location
Orange, CA
Description
Job Title
Registered Nurse – Medical Surgical / Telemetry
Location
Orange, CA | Acute Care
Schedule / Job Type
Contract | Days | 3x12-Hour Shifts (7:00 AM – 7:30 PM)
Key Responsibilities
Provide direct patient care on a 40-bed medical-surgical unit with a 1:5 RN-to-patient ratio
Care for a diverse post-surgical patient population including trauma, plastic, vascular, and other surgical patients
Collaborate within a fast-paced, cohesive, and supportive nursing team to deliver high-quality care
Document and manage patient information accurately using EPIC electronic health records
Complete required orientation modules, including UC Learning Center and EpicU training, within designated timeframes
Required Qualifications
Valid California State RN License required and must be in-hand at time of application (EMSA not accepted)
EPIC experience required and must be documented in work history
All required certifications must be in-hand at time of application
Two (2) supervisor references required at time of application
No RTO within the first two weeks of assignment; maximum of 7 days RTO per 13-week contract is highly preferred; all RTO must be declared at time of submittal and cannot be modified after profile is sent to the manager
Local candidates are welcome and will be considered
Preferred Experience / Skills
Prior experience in a medical-surgical or telemetry setting
Experience caring for post-surgical patients across multiple surgical specialties
Familiarity with high-acuity, fast-paced inpatient environments
Why Join Us
Join a highly collaborative and supportive nursing team in a well-established acute care setting
Gain valuable experience across a diverse surgical patient population in a dynamic clinical environment