RN - Resource Float - WA

Shift & Hours Day Shift: FT, 36 hrs/week, 7:00am-7:30pm Night Shift: FT, 36 hrs/week, 7:00pm-7:30am As part of the UFCW contract (the nurse’s union), nurses can only work three 12‑hour shifts per week to avoid exceeding 40 hrs/week. They then rotate the weekend they work. Holiday/Weekend Requirement Work every other weekend. Night Shift weekends: Friday & Saturday. Day Shift weekends: Sunday & Monday. Holidays: Rotates. On Call Requirement None, but can be put on low census standby (LCSB) which requires a 30‑minute arrival time. No call rooms for staff. Responsibilities Study patients’ medical history, test results, and treatment plans. Track routine heart rate, blood pressure, and pulse oximetry measurements. Monitor, interpret, and record data from specialized medical technologies and equipment. Administer medication and perform treatment interventions in consultation with healthcare specialists. Maintain and update ward charts, patient files, and medical records. Monitor patients via remote electronic signals and respond to any changes in cardiac rhythm. Must Haves Current Washington State RN Licensure or Compact RN. Candidates must have an active license. Open to offering positions contingent on passing NCLEX. Certification BLS Certifications for the different departments they are trained in. Experience Preferably experience in more than one department or willingness to train to float. Education ASN accepted. Preferred BSN & 2 years of recent experience as a Med/Surg Tele Nurse in a Level III Trauma Center. About the Unit Number of Beds: Varies per unit. Patient Population: Resource Pool positions are cross-trained nurses that work in multiple departments. They will need certifications for the different departments they are trained in. Example: trained to work in PACU and ICU requires TNCC certification; if only in PACU and ED, not required. Common Diagnoses: Varies. Nurse to Patient Ratio: Varies per unit. Reporting Charge Nurse, Department Director. #J-18808-Ljbffr