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David Careers

Travel RN - Emergency Dept - Pediatric ED

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american travelerTacoma (WA)
Acute Care NursesGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$2,575.00/week

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About the role

Travel RN - Emergency Dept - Pediatric EDAmerican Traveler Tacoma, Washington, United States Position status: Open
Assignment type: travel
Shift: Rotating
Length (weeks): 14
Openings: 1$2,575.00/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)
Description: American Traveler is hiring an experienced RN for a Pediatric Emergency Department position requiring triage and trauma experience along with specialty pediatric ED certifications. Details Work in the Pediatric Emergency Department of a children's hospital35-bed unit including 21 ER beds and additional fast track/surgical suite beds on the 3rd floor Nurse to patient ratio of 1:3 for standard acuity and 1:6 for lower acuity patients Tech to patient ratio of 1:8 with 24/7 support staff coverage12-hour rotating shifts totaling 36 hours per week Uses Epic EMRRequirementsActive WA or compact RN license currently in hand Current certifications: BLS, PALS, TNCC, and CPI or MOABMinimum 1.5 years of Pediatric ED experience At least 6 months of triage and trauma experience required Experience providing general pediatric ED care including mental health cases required
Additional Information:
  • Provide emergency care to a general pediatric patient population including mental health and trauma cases
  • Perform triage duties as part of daily responsibilities
  • First time travelers are welcome to apply

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