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Float Pool Registered Nurse

Posted 3 days ago

george washington university hospitalArlington (VA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$96000 - 124000 per year

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About the role

George Washington University Hospital seeks a Seasonal/Temp Registered Nurse for the Central Float Pool (Night shift, 6‑month agreement, full-time hours). The RN provides evidence-based care across diverse adult inpatient units, performing assessments, medication administration, care planning, patient and family education, and collaboration with the interprofessional team. This role supports a teaching-focused, academic environment, caring for complex, high-acuity patients while using advanced technology and following hospital and regulatory standards for quality, safety, and documentation. Deliver safe, evidence-based nursing care to adult inpatients across multiple units as part of the Central Float Pool. Perform comprehensive assessments, monitor vital signs and telemetry, and respond to changes in patient condition. Administer medications, IV therapies, and treatments accurately and according to hospital policies. Develop, implement, and update individualized nursing care plans in collaboration with the interprofessional team. Document assessments, interventions, and outcomes in the Electronic Health Record (EHR) in a timely, accurate manner. Educate patients and families on diagnoses, treatments, medications, and discharge instructions. Follow infection prevention, safety, and regulatory standards to maintain a safe care environment. Adapt quickly to different units, workflows, and patient populations while maintaining clinical excellence. Participate in interdisciplinary rounds, handoffs, and communication to ensure continuity of care. Support a teaching-focused, academic culture by precepting when appropriate and engaging in ongoing learning. Acute care nursing Patient assessment IV therapy and medication administration Telemetry and vital sign monitoring Care planning and coordination Electronic Health Record (EHR) documentation Central line and catheter care Wound care and dressing changes Patient and family education Infection prevention and safety protocols Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Active RN license in DC (or compact eligibility) BLS (Basic Life Support) ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) preferred/required within timeframe Specialty certifications (e.g., PCCN, CCRN, med-surg) preferred

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