RN/REGISTERED NURSE
trice healthcareMerrimack (NH)
RN/REGISTERED NURSE
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trice healthcareMerrimack (NH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
RN / Registered Nurse
Specialty: PACU (Post Anesthesia Care Unit)
Location: Lebanon, NH
Duration: Contract (13 Week)
Shift: DaysShift Note: (40 hour guarantee)
Perioperative services is creating a new model of pediatric recovery care. This individual will recover patients in the pediatric specific recovery area in the Same Day program. This will include pedi admits and inpatient pedi pts. Volumes are variable so other duties will include flexing to the other pediatric care areas to include pediatric, progressive care and/or PICU.The Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) is divided into an inpatient PACU, Same Day Surgery Program, and Pediatric Perioperative Program. In addition to routine adult and pediatric anesthesia recovery services, the PACU provides a flexible overflow resource for Adult Critical Care, Cardiology, and Pediatric Intensive Care.
Patient population: Pediatric through geriatric
Number of beds: PACU: 5, SDS: 8RN to patient ratio: 2:1 for children, 1:1 with artificial airway, 1:2 for most other cases Average patient census: 30-40 weekly Hospital Provided ScrubsCharge responsibilities for this need Submission Requirements Minimum 2 years current PACU experience - Required Arterial Line experience - RequiredEPIC EMR experience – Required Travel experience – Highly preferred Current PALS Cert - Preferred Teaching Hospital experience – Preferred Certification RequirementsACLS (AHA)BLS (AHA) State License Requirements New Hampshire
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