RN - ICU

RN - ICU

Shift: 3x12 Nights (18:45-07:15)

Years of experience required: Minimum 1 year

First-timers accepted: No

Ratios: Can reach 1:3

Weekends required: Will work every other weekend

Certifications required: BLS, ACLS, NIHSS

Will clinician float within scope to meet facility needs? Will float to other units within scope as needed, primarily to other ICUs.

Open to accommodating block schedule? Discuss schedule requests with manager.

Locals accepted: Yes - no radius

Must have active IL license in hand to apply.

RTO restrictions: Ideally no more than 5 days.

Guaranteed hours: Client may call-off up to 36 hours per thirteen week assignment without paying for the cancelled hours. If client cancels more hours than permitted by this section, client will be billed for any shifts or portions thereof cancelled in excess of this section. If candidates are placed on-call in lieu of being called off, that will count as a called-off shift.

Type of facility: Acute care hospital

Magnet/teaching/level trauma (if applicable): Acute care hospital - level I trauma center. Magnet hospital/facility.

Total staffed beds: 562 beds

Scrub color: Any solid color

Charting: Cerner

Parking cost: Parking permit required, no cost. Will fill out form during orientation.

Account manager: Brian Kirchmeier

Account manager email: View email address on click.appcast.io

COVID-19 vaccine: Not required

Flu vaccine: Required - medical/religious exemptions only

Submittals: Low

Previous charge experience: Preferred

Years of experience: 1

Patient ratio experience: 3

Charting system experience: Required

Charting system name: Community Hospital

LTAC experience: -

Trauma level I experience: Preferred

Trauma level II experience: -

Travel experience required: Yes

Skills: Accessing/managing ports*, arterial line management, assist with chest tube insertion/removal*, BiPAP/CPAP management, blood product administration, care of ventilated patient, central line care/management, chronic/acute renal failure, continuous IV paralytics/neuromuscular blockade, continuous IV sedation, CVA/acute stroke management, CVVHD/CRRT*, emergency medications, external ventricular drain (EVD), high flow nasal cannula (HFNC), hypothermia protocol/Arctic Sun*, ICP monitoring, infection prevention, interpretation of arterial blood gases (ABGs), interpretation of dysrhythmias, isolation precautions/PPE, IV insulin protocols, lumbar drains*, management of dysrhythmias, management of patient with multisystem organ dysfunction/failure, neuro intensive care unit*, obtain 12 lead EKG/ECG*, phlebotomy, PICC line management, post craniotomy, post neurosurgery management, procedural sedation administration/monitoring, spinal cord injury*, starting and maintaining IVs, suctioning (ETT, NT), surgical intensive care unit, titrate cardiac drips, titrate vasoactive drips, traumatic brain injury*, ventilator management*, SCREEN if missing any required skills

Unit details

Staffing & scheduling

Scheduling type: Self

Patient ratios: Days - Patient ratios nights - Patient ratios weekends -

Float required: Primarily to other ICUs

Call required: -

Weekend coverage: True

Number of weekend shifts per contract: -

Pre-approved time off: Two

Orientation hours: 40

Facility & patient care details

Patient age groups: Adults

Daily census: 11

Number of visits per day: -

Number of rooms: 15

Number of beds: 15

Additional unit information

Interdisciplinary support: Physical therapy, respiratory services, interpretation services, phlebotomy, radiology, social services, rapid response teams, pharmacy, transportation, unit secretary

Patient diagnoses: Neurological diagnoses: ischemic stroke, hemorrhagic stroke, seizures-elective neurological surgeries (aneurysm repair, cranioplasty, tumor resection) -post interventional radiological procedure (thrombectomy, coiling/stent) -head & neck surgeries-intraoperative/post-operative complications-sepsis

Special procedures/unit details: Bedside bronchoscopy, EVD placement, central/arterial line placement, hypertonic saline/brain bullet, frequent neuro assessments

Special equipment: EVD, Camino, Starling/Cheetah, SEPS drain, CRRT

General submission requirements

Interview/client offer: Please provide 2-3 interview times upon submission. SSN DOB required at time of submittal. Certs required: Please see job description/unit description to find list of required certs depending on unit. AHA and Red Cross only - RQI cards not accepted. Charting: Cerner experience is position specific. See job post details to confirm. Previous Perm/PRN candidates: Must be separated for 12 months before applying as a traveler. References: Can submit pending references. General experience: Unit specific; 18 months if not listed otherwise in job description. Licensure: MUST have IL license in hand at submission (exceptions will be noted in job description). Floating: Required for all travelers - candidates will float within hospital or to an affiliate hospital/s nearby. Allied clinicians: For allied roles that do not require a license in hand, traveler MUST ARRIVE 3 BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO START for fingerprinting. Locals: Accepted for all units EXCEPT OR RN - must be 50 miles or more from facility for this specialty. Compliance: Lab appointment, Docusign s, and badge photo must be completed within a minimum of 1 week signing the contract. Background check hits/review: Must be noted upon submission so we can seek approval prior to offer. Modules: Non-billable up to 16 hours Completed pre-start, renewed annually Non-clinical hours are fixed; clinical module hours may vary. Attention recruiters: First day of assignment is a virtual at-home day; candidates must check for additional modules on this day. Client has strict module deadlines; candidates will be pushed if not completed on time (4PM CST on Day 1). Modules & logins are assigned and sent out prior to start.