Travel RN - Operating Room - Cardiovascular OR/CVOR

CVOR RN Opportunity

American Traveler is hiring a CVOR RN for a circulating position requiring 2 years of experience and Level I Trauma background for first-time travelers. Circulating RN role in the CVOR unit of a short-term acute care hospital (scrubbing not required). Cardiovascular OR setting supporting heart and lung transplant, aortic dissection, and ECMO cases. Day shift schedule, 5x8-hour shifts from 6:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Call requirement of approximately 100 hours per 6 weeks, including 1 call weekend per 6 weeks (Friday evening through Monday morning). Required to float to other OR specialties within the hospital or nearby affiliate hospitals. Uses Cerner charting system.

Requirements: Active IN or compact RN license required (temporary IN license accepted). Current BLS certification required (AHA or RQI accepted). Minimum 2 years of CVOR experience required. First-time travelers accepted if they have Level I Trauma experience. Cardiovascular and aortic aneurysm repair skills required. Level I Trauma and teaching hospital experience preferred. Cerner charting experience preferred. 2 supervisor references required. Nursing degree must be from a university accredited by ACEN or CCNE at time of graduation. SSN and DOB required for consideration.

Additional information: Perform circulating RN duties supporting complex cardiovascular procedures including transplants and aortic repairs. Must work 2 of 3 major holidays. Up to 5 days of non-holiday RTO can be auto-approved, additional time off requires facility approval. In-state (Indiana) residents are considered local and may be offered a lower pay rate for this Surgical Services position. First-time travelers are welcome to apply with qualifying Level I Trauma experience. Any past permanent or PRN employee of this health system must have a 12-month break before applying as a traveler. Travelers who have accrued 12 months of employment within this health system must take a designated break to reset eligibility: 90 days for out-of-state residents or 180 days for in-state residents. All travelers are required to float within the hospital or to a nearby affiliate hospital.