RN - Float Pool
chandler regional medical centerChandler (AZ)
RN - Float Pool
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chandler regional medical centerChandler (AZ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Registered Nurse II - Tele Float PoolWe are seeking a dedicated and skilled Registered Nurse II to join our Tele Float Pool, specializing in Medical-Surgical, Cardiology, and Neurology departments. The ideal candidate will possess strong clinical skills and a commitment to delivering exceptional patient care.
Job Details
Shift: Nights
Shift Length: 12 hours
Guaranteed Hours: 36 hours per week
Experience Required:
- 2 years
- Weekend Requirement: 4 weekend shifts per schedule (Saturday/Sunday)
- Holiday Requirement: Must work 2 of 3 major holidays
Required CertificationsACLSBLS CertificationNIHSSResponsibilitiesMust be able to titrate cardiac drips effectively.
Role involves floating between all Telemetry and Medical-Surgical units, including potential floats to ICU and various holding areas.
Responsibility for managing patient care across different units, ensuring continuity and quality of care.
Additional Notes:
Travelers must pass a dysrhythmia exam prior to signing the contract, with a maximum of two attempts allowed.
A pass/fail simulation lab assessment will be conducted on the first day of orientation.
Floating may involve movement mid-shift based on patient needs.
Orientation will include 2 days specific to the assigned floor.
Unit Information:
Telemetry B3A: 32 beds, common diagnoses include post-cardiac procedures and general telemetry.
Neuro A3: 28 beds, focuses on neuro post-surgical care including CVAs.
Med-Surg C5: 32 beds, provides care primarily for surgical and oncology patients.
Med-Surg B2C: 29 beds, serves a general MedSurg population with telemetry needs.
Join our team and be an integral part of a compassionate and dynamic healthcare environment focused on providing high-quality patient care.
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