TravelNurseSource is working with Malone Healthcare to find a qualified Med/Surg RN in Quincy, Illinois, 62301!
Job ID: 895799
Estimated Weekly Gross: $2,320.75
Job TitleRegistered Nurse (RN) - Medical Surgical / Telemetry
LocationQuincy, IL | Inpatient Medical Surgical / Telemetry
Schedule / Job TypeContract | Nights | Three 12-hour shifts per week beginning at 7:00 PM | Onsite
Key Responsibilities- Provide direct patient care on a 48-bed inpatient Medical Surgical / Telemetry unit using a primary care nursing model
- Manage a diverse surgical patient population including post-operative total joint replacements, neuro-surgical cases, ostomies, hernia repairs, vascular procedures, and dialysis patients
- Administer and monitor TPN, lipids, IV antibiotics, PCA pumps, narcotic medications, and epidurals; titrate heparin drips per protocol
- Interpret telemetry strips independently; unit utilizes Draeger telemetry monitors with monitor tech support
- Manage sepsis protocols, urgent OR admissions, and high-volume surgical admissions and discharges in a fast-paced environment
- Complete 4 hours of required computer-based orientation modules prior to start; modules are to be submitted on the first week's timesheet
Required Qualifications- Active RN license valid in Illinois or a compact state
- BLS certification required
- NIHSS certification required
- Minimum 1 year of surgical nursing experience required
- Total joint replacement experience required
- EPIC EMR experience required
- Local clinicians are welcome to apply
Preferred Experience / Skills- Experience managing PCA pumps, reversal agents (e.g., Narcan), and chronic pain protocols
- Familiarity with TPN and lipid administration
- Experience with vascular patients including fem-pop bypass, BKA/AKA, and dialysis catheter care
- Comfort working in a high-volume environment with frequent surgical admissions and discharges
Why Join Us- Work alongside a supportive team that includes LPN support, virtual admission and discharge nurses, CNAs, and respiratory therapy - giving RNs the resources to focus on quality patient care
- Schedules are posted six weeks in advance, offering visibility and the opportunity to discuss scheduling needs with unit leadership