Travel RN - Surgical ICU

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american travelerBurlington (MA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$2,710.00/week

About the role

Travel RN - Surgical ICUAmerican Traveler Burlington, Massachusetts, United States Position status: Open

Assignment type: travel

Shift: NightsLength (weeks): 13

Openings: 1$2,710.00/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)

Description:

American Traveler is hiring a Surgical ICU RN for a 13-week night shift contract requiring ICU/telemetry experience, Epic proficiency, and an active MA RN license.
Details24-bed high acuity Surgical Intensive Care Unit with clinical specialties in General Surgery, Trauma, Transplant, and Cardiothoracic Surgery
Level one trauma center setting
Cares for a wide variety of acutely ill patients requiring additional acute therapies12-hour night shifts, 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM, every other weekend36 hours per week over a 13-week assignment
Uses Epic EMRNo floating or charge responsibilities required

Requirements:

Active MA RN license required in handBLS and ACLS certifications (AHA) requiredICU and telemetry experience required
Epic EMR experience required
Must pass a Day 1 pass/fail test on medications and dysrhythmias
Must be separated from Beth Israel Lahey Health for at least 6 months (perm, per diem, or contract) prior to consideration

Additional Information:

Work closely with multidisciplinary teams to provide high-quality, patient-centered care in a Level 1 trauma center
Required vaccines include COVID (with booster) and Flu, with medical exemptions allowed
Candidates must reside at least 50 miles from the facility; local candidates are not accepted
First-time travelers are not specified as excluded, but prior ICU/telemetry experience is mandatory

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