Travel Nurse – RN, Pre Op, Post Op, Same Day Surgery – Pay up to $1,986/WK

Posted 3 days ago

piedmont augusta hospitalAugusta (GA)

Registered Nurses Freestanding Ambulatory Surgical and Emergency Centers

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About the role

Registered Nurse (RN) – Pre Op, Post Op, Same Day Surgery This RN role involves managing patient care before and after surgical procedures on the same day. Responsibilities include preoperative assessments, monitoring patients' post-anesthesia recovery, and educating patients for at-home care.

Key Responsibilities: Conduct preoperative evaluations, ensuring patients are prepared for same-day surgery. Monitor patient vitals and condition immediately after procedures. Administer post-operative pain management and wound care as needed. Educate patients on self-care, activity restrictions, and follow-up appointments. Coordinate discharges, ensuring patients meet all safety criteria.

Work Environment: Ambulatory surgery centers or specialized hospital units. Requires efficient patient flow management and thorough patient education.

Benefits: Competitive compensation and benefits package. Opportunities to manage entire perioperative experience for patients. Structured environment promoting quick turnover and safe discharges. Potential for regular working hours in many same-day surgery settings.

Why Choose Us: We streamline the surgical experience for patients with same-day procedures. Join our team to provide comprehensive, efficient, and quality care from start to finish. Information based on the BLS and actual job responsibilities may vary by location.

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