Travel Nurse RN - PCU - Progressive Care Unit - $2,142 per week
$2,142 per week
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$2,142 per week
About the role
- Active RN license in the state of practice or compact eligibility
- Minimum of 2 years of Registered Nurse experience requiredBLS requiredACLS requiredNIH Stroke Certification required
- Dysrhythmia exam required
- Strong experience caring for telemetry and stepdown patients preferred
- Ability to manage patients with multi-system needs and rapidly changing conditions
- Excellent communication, prioritization, and critical thinking skills
- Provide comprehensive nursing care using the nursing process from assessment through evaluation
- Monitor and interpret telemetry rhythms and verify strips as required
- Administer medications safely and in accordance with scope of practice and unit standards
- Care for patients with cardiac telemetry, vascular, and med-surg needs, including post-cath and post-pacemaker cases
- Manage common stepdown therapies and devices such as PICC lines, chest tubes, PEG tubes, ostomies, Foley catheters, NG tubes, wound vacs, and tube feeding systems
- Support patients requiring advanced oxygen and airway therapies such as BiPAP, CPAP, high-flow oxygen, tracheostomy care, and nasal cannula support
- Collaborate with the care team to deliver safe, efficient, and compassionate patient-centered care
- Respond confidently to changing patient conditions and escalate concerns appropriately
- Educate patients and families while promoting comfort, safety, and quality outcomes
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