51101 - Travel: RN - Emergency Room-NIGHTS

SHIFT: NIGHTS 7PM - 7AM2 Positions START: ASAPRATE:$82/hr REQUIRED CERTIFICATION/LICENSES: Current New Mexico RN license or current Compact state license. BLS Certification from AHA required.ACLS Certification from AHA required.PALS Certification from AHA required. (OR ENPC)TNCC OR ATCN requiredCPI or Equivalent PreferredWeekend RequirementEvery other weekendOn Call RequirementVoluntaryFloating Requirement / LocationsYes, as helping hands during low censusPOSITION TITLE: Clinical Nurse I, II, III, IVDEPARTMENT: Patient Care ServicesPOSITION SUMMARY: The Registered Nurse is a clinical practitioner who coordinates and implements patient care specific to the age of the patient population served on the assigned units. He/she ensures that quality care is provided in an efficient and safe manner, consistent with the unit's standards of care. He/she demonstrates performance consistent with the mission, philosophy and goals of the unit and organization. Demonstrates quality and effectiveness in work habits and clinical practice. Treats staff, physicians, patients and families with consideration and respect.MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:EDUCATION: Graduate of an accredited program for Registered Nursing.CERTIFICATION/LICENSES: Current New Mexico RN license or current Compact state license. BLS Certification required. (See Required Department Certification List detailed on the last page of this document.)SKILLS:Current knowledge and skills appropriate to age/type of patient population servedKnowledgeable and sensitive to patients' rights in the delivery of careCommunicates in a clear concise manner appropriate to the developmental age of patient.EXPERIENCE:NATURE OF SUPERVISION:-Responsible to: Patient Care Director or ManagerENVIRONMENT:Bloodborne pathogen C (OR, PACU, L & D);Bloodborne pathogen B (other Patient Care areas). Exposure to infectious diseases and x-rays.Works in a clean, well lighted, ventilated smoke-free environment.Subject to stressful professional relationships. Working hours are varied, with flexibility due to unexpected changes in schedule and emergencies.PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to handle emergency/crisis situations, prolonged, extensive or considerable standing and walking. Requires heavy physical effort to position, push and/or transfer patients or equipment and supplies. Requires considerable reaching, stooping, bending, kneeling and crouching. Ability to judge distance and space relationships, see peripherally, distinguish and identify different colors. Hearing and visual acuity within normal or correctable limits. Manual dexterity and fine motor coordination required.Show more