RN - Wound Care

RN - Wound Care

Shift Details: Shift 08:00 AM - 04:00 PM, Shifts Per Week 5, Scheduled Hours 40. Start Date 07/20/2026, End Date 10/19/2026, Duration 13 Week(s).

Job Description: Position / Specialty: Wound Care RN, Shift Time: 8a-4:30p. Years of experience REQ: 1. First-timers accepted: Yes. Weekend REQ: None. Certs REQ: BLS, WOCN. Is on-call REQ? No. Will clinician float within scope to meet facility needs? No. Open to accommodating block schedule? Yes. Locals accepted: No. 100 mile radius. Pending License accepted: Yes. RTO Restrictions: Ideally no more than 5 days. Guaranteed Hours: Client may cancel up to 3 shifts at any time for any assigned Aya Candidate without any penalty or obligation to pay Aya for such cancelled time. On-call hours do not count towards the guaranteed minimum hours.

Hospital Highlights: Type of Facility: Acute Care. Magnet / Teaching / Level Trauma: Teaching Hospital. Level 3 trauma. Total Staffed Beds: 317. Scrub Color: Navy Blue. Charting: Epic (Excellian). Parking Cost: Parking: First day park in the Blue Ramp, Parking ticket will be validated for free for first day ONLY. After First Day: Night shift: parking is free in our ramp. Day/Evening Shift: Lot E (approximately 1.5 blocks from the hospital): $16.67 per 2 weeks for day/evening shift flat lot, cash or check, no CC. Payment is required in full at start of contract. Blue Ramp (across from hospital): $27.10 per 2 weeks for day/evening shift, cash or check, no CC. Payment is required in full at start of contract.

Job Requirements & Qualifications: Previous Charge Experience: - Years of Experience: 1. Patient Ratio Experience: -. Required Charting System Name: Epic. Community Hospital Experience: -. Trauma Level I Experience: -. Trauma Level II Experience: -. Travel Experience Required: -. Certifications: BLS, WOCN. Skills: Alginates, Alteration in skin and mucous membranes, Autolytic debriding agents, Braden scale assessment, Burns 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th degree*, Casting, Cellulitis*, Clinic*, Colostomy/ileostomy management/care, Edema*, Foams, G-tube/J-tube feeding and site care, Growth Factors, Hospital*, Hydrocolloids, Hydrogels, Hypoalbuminemia*, Infection control, Isolation Precautions/PPE, Melanoma*, Necrotic debris*, Neuropathic ulcer assessment, Neuropathic ulcer management, Nutritional status*, Ostomy equipment selection, Patient/family teaching, Peripheral Arterial Disease - Ankle-Brachial index (ABI), Peripheral arterial ulcer assessment, Peripheral arterial ulcer management, Pressure ulcer*, Pressure ulcer assessment, Pressure ulcer management, Prevention Risk Assessment tools Adult, Silver Products, Stage I, Stage II, Stage III, Stage IV, Stomatitis, Tunneling, Undermining, Venous status ulcer assessment, Venous status ulcer management, Venous ulcer*, Wet to damp dressing change, Wound Cultures, Wound Vac Therapy.