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PRN ICU Registered Nursein Portland, OR

Posted 8 days ago

aya healthcarePortland (ME)

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About the role

Registered NurseJob Details Profession: Registered Nurse Pay: $924.00/shift Schedule: Flexible scheduling through Shifts app Openings: 8 Start Date: 11/17/2026 Experience: 2.0 year(s)
Certifications: ACLS, BLS, NIHSS, 10 hours-Stroke CEU's Skills: Arterial line management, Assist with Chest Tube Insertion/Removal, Blood Product Administration, Care of Ventilated Patient, Central line care/management, Chronic/Acute Renal failure, Continuous IV paralytics/Neuromuscular blockade, Continuous IV sedation, CVA/Acute Stroke management, Emergency Medications, External ventricular drain (EVD), GI surgery, ICP monitoring, Infection Prevention, Interpretation of Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs), Interpretation of dysrhythmias, Isolation Precautions/PPE, IV insulin protocols, Management of dysrhythmias, Management of patient with multisystem organ dysfunction/failure, Medical Intensive Care Unit, Neuro Intensive Care Unit, Obtain 12 lead EKG/ECG, Phlebotomy, PICC line management, Post Neurosurgery management, Procedural Sedation Administration/Monitoring, Pulmonary Artery Line/Swan Ganz monitoring, Starting and maintaining IVs, Suctioning (ETT, NT), Surgical Intensive Care Unit, Titrate Cardiac drips, Titrate Vasoactive drips, Ventilator Management, Well rounded exp in different ICUs Facility Info: Log in to view details Charting System: EpicWe'll take care of everything so you can focus on what you do best – providing exceptional patient care!

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