Registered Nurse - MS/Tele

MS/Tele RNs Needed At MUSC Health CharlestonMS/Tele RNs are needed at MUSC Health Charleston! This is an EP contract. Please email submissions to AM, Katie Day and CF, Darrian Celinder. The clinician is responsible for picking up shifts weekly in the Shifts app. In the event there are no shifts posted, please have your clinician submit availability in the shifts app so we can make sure they get their guaranteed hours. The clinician must provide five days of availability through self-scheduling and work a total of 36 hours each week during the contract duration. The facility has up to two hours from the start of the shift to confirm/cancel shifts. If a shift is canceled, the clinician must continue to sign up for shifts until they have worked 36 hours (through the shifts app). First and last week of contract are not guaranteed. Any week containing RTO that prohibits clinicians from meeting their scheduling requirement is not guaranteed. Candidates must live within 60 miles of the facility. Timely compliance will be important. Only two start date pushes are allowed. Floating required. Candidates will work on home units for four shifts and then the expectation will be that they are open to floating to any area where they are needed within their specialty.Shifts access will not be granted until candidate is fully cleared by client post orientation. Requirements: two years of MS experience, active license, current BLS, ACLS, Epic experience required, two clinical references, at least one leadership reference from assignments within the last year. Floating will be required.Preferred experience: previous charge experience, teaching hospital experience, trauma level 1 & 2. Required skills: telemetry - remote monitoring, use of rapid response/code teams, IV insulin protocols, bowel obstruction, colostomy/ileostomy management/care, feeding tube care and management, blood product administration, peripheral line care/management, phlebotomy, starting and maintaining IVs, insulin, surgical drains, nasal cannula, oral suctioning, oxygen administration, oxygen tanks, tracheostomy care/management, isolation precautions/PPE. Preferred skills: telemetry - on the unit monitoring, bariatric surgery, peritoneal dialysis/CAPD, pre/post hemodialysis management, renal failure, accessing/managing ports, central line blood draw, PICC line management, heparin, manage cardiac drips- no titration, PCA, CVA (cerebrovascular accident), substance withdrawal, traumatic brain injury, ortho trauma, total joint replacement, chest tubes-Emerson/PleurEvac, non-invasive airway management, wound care/wound vac.Shift details: 12-hour shifts: 0700-1930, 1900-0730. Orientation: Day 1 – Monday | 8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. | HR orientation. Note: Timing may vary and could end earlier or later. Please report to the unit immediately after HR orientation is completed, regardless of the time. 10:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. | Unit introduction & tour. Report to Jesse James Davis on 2CIU or Jordan Thome UO6E. Meet & greet with unit leadership and staff. Complete unit-specific paperwork. Receive unit expectations and key information. Tour the department and locate essential resources. Prepare for preceptor shift. Day 2 – TBD | 7:00 a.m./p.m. – 7:30 a.m./p.m. The 12-hour unit orientation will be scheduled based on the candidate's and unit's availability. M-F or weekends, during the shifts (AM/PM) the candidate is assigned for. Candidates will also be asked to provide 2–3 available dates within 12 days of their HR orientation. These dates will be shared with the unit managers prior to the candidate's start date, so the unit managers can assign them an available preceptor.MUSC – Additional orientation/Epic modules information: Before your orientation, you are required to complete the HR modules assigned to you. These modules must be completed before your first day of orientation. If they are not completed in advance, you will be sent home, and your start may be delayed. Please allow up to four hours to complete the modules. They will need to be completed on a laptop or desktop computer. Do not use a cell phone, as it may prevent the modules from working properly. Email transcripts over to your CCS once complete.