RN - MICU/ Medical ICU

Unit Notes

Facility will accept local travelers with a 12% reduction in rate

**Client can call off up to 24 hours per 13 week contract and there are 8 hours of non-billable orientation.**

Name of Position Requirements
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Minimum 1.5 years ICU experience required
Must have a valid IN RN License
ACLS (AHA only)
Mixed acuity unit - main patients will be PCU with 1:3 ratio, less likely ICU patients with 1:2 ratio
Travel experience preferred.
Level 1 or Level 2 facility experience preferred.
Position will float to ALL ICU, PCU and Medsurg units with a 1:3 max ratio
BLS (AHA only)

General job duties. Types of procedures required.
Caring for ventilated patients, initiating and titrating IV drips (vasopressors, sedation, and paralytics), Assist with intubations, line placement. Monitoring critically ill patients with primary diagnosis of sepsis, respiratory failure (acute and chronic), renal failure (acute and chronic), myocardial infarctions, pulmonary embolism, pneumonia. This is a mixed acuity unit and there are ICU and progressive patients on the same unit. Traveler's will care for both types of patients, more often progressive patients than ICU patients.

Equipment utilized in the unit/dept.
Phillips heart monitors, Epic (EMR), Pyxis, EKG machine, dopplers.

Required skills and minimum years of experience.
Strong background in medical patients and critical care with the ability to be flexible, critically think and reason, team oriented, and personable.
Minimum 1.5 years of ICU experience required, 2 years ICU experience preferred.

Specific licensures and certifications/registrations required.
BLS (AHA only), ACLS (AHA only), IN RN license

Shift or schedule requirements.
Three 12 hour shifts per week. Traditional weekday plus weekend rotation. Would never work alone.

Floating to other units/departments.
This is a mixed acuity unit and there are ICU and progressive patients on the same unit. Traveler's will care for both types of patients, more often progressive patients than ICU patients.
These travelers can be floated to other ICUs, other progressive units and down to Medsurg, but will maintain 1:3 ratios across the board.

Bed size/number of rooms for this unit/dept.
Medical ICU 24 beds, Progressive Care is 12 beds.

Nurse to patient ratio of this unit.
Prog 1:3 or 1:4 w/transfers or medical patients, ICU 1:2 or 1:3 w/transfers or medical patients

Dress Code:
Caribbean blue scrubs. Jackets must be black, white, or Caribbean blue. Short sleeves or long sleeves may be worn under the scrubs but must be black or white.

Tell us about the unit/department specific training and orientation program.
Onboarding through workforce development to review policies and obtain EPIC training and access. One day of the unit onboarding.

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