Registered Nurse (RN) - Progressive Care Unit (PCU) (Nights) Glendale

Travel Nurse RN - PCU - Progressive Care Unit

Candidates with an AZ home address on their drivers license will not be considered - please include a copy in submission Banner has a specific cover page! PLEASE vet all locations to the travelers and add all experienced departments candidates are willing to ACCEPT/work in. This helps us get candidates presented quicker as we all know these orders open/close quick! This form needs to be 100% accurate and have all request noted in the highlights section. Start Date should be on or very quickly after the Order Start Date listed. All RTO should be listed on the cover page, must be less than 7 days. RTO will not be approved in the first week of assignment or holidays. All facilities the traveler is open to working in should be listed on the submission. If interested in "any" location, please indlude what states (I.E. Any AZ, Any CO, Any state, etc.) All shifts the traveler is open to working on should be listed on the submission. All departments the traveler is open to working must be checked on the cover page. All candidates submitted should be preclosed and ready to accept. Please let us know if the traveler withdraws or is no longer available. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS Candidates with an AZ home address on their drivers license will not be considered - please include a copy in submission 24 months minimum of current PCU experience - REQUIRED Certifications must be American Heart Association OR client, active upon submission and INCLUDED IN SUBMISSION - REQUIRED No Nursys Hits - REQUIRED Banner will not approve RTO within the first week or holidays. Can not exceed 7 days. Flu vaccination - Banner declinations can be applied for (reach out for forms) **Please add vaccination status in the submission notes** ***PLEASE NOTE, BANNER HAS VERY SPECIFIC BACKGROUND REQUIREMENTS THAT MUST BE ADHERED AND ATTESTED TO. PLEASE LOOK AT THE COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS IMMEDIATELY*** Travel experience - Preferred PROFILE REQUIREMENTS Banner Cover Page completely filled out Resume with all facilities, facility size, beds, trauma level, and units listed Skills Checklist specific to the discipline (must be less than a year old) Active License (verification must be less than 30 days old) Certifications (must be active at time of submission) Flu vaccination - Banner declinations can be applied for (reach out for forms) Driver's License STATE LICENSE REQUIREMENTS Arizona Compact Allowed ADDITIONAL LICENSE REQUIREMENTS Must have active license at time of submission ABOUT THE FACILITY Please note that Banner Assesses a 2% payment discount fee and a 2% technology fee on all transactions. *** UPDATED ASSIGNMENT TERMS FOR ALL STARTS ON OR AFTER 4/23/2023*** Learning modules must be completed prior to start of assignment. Non-Billable hours have been adjusted to reflect 16 hours for each assignment. Client or Vendor may cancel an Assignment in progress with 7 days written notice without penalty. Banner Thunderbird Medical Center has served the Northwest Valley for more than 25 years our unrelenting focus on excellent patient care has helped us become one of the most preferred hospitals in the Valley. The 890,000-square-foot acute-care facility is on 33 acres on the southwest corner of 55th Avenue and Thunderbird Road in Glendale, Arizona. A recently completed *** million expansion project added a spacious and comfortable main lobby, a patient/family library, a heart and vascular center, state-of-the-art surgical suites and a 200-bed patient tower to the campus. The new tower includes a new Emergency department and all-private rooms. We are proud to announce Banner Thunderbird is now a Level I Adult Trauma Center for patients 15 and older. Designation as an Arizona Level I Trauma Center means Banner Thunderbird can provide total care for every aspect of injury, greatly reducing the need to transfer patients outside the area for life-saving treatment. Examples of injuries a Level I can treat include traumatic car crash injuries, gunshot victims, stab wounds and traumatic brain injuries.