SEASONAL - TRAVEL - RN - NICU (675) - HCA HealthONE Rocky Mountain Children's at Presbyterian St. Luke's - 7P - 7A

Neonatal ICU Level IV

Unit Information: NICU/Neonatal ICU Level IV / (675)

Location: HCA HealthONE Rocky Mountain Children's Hospital at Presbyterian St. Luke's

Address: 2001 N High St, Denver, CO 80205 - Floor: 4D

Building: HCA HealthONE Presbyterian St. Luke's

General Information

Tell us about the unit(s): Number of Beds - 42 Number of Staff 100 Type of staff: Day Shift/Night Shift (1 CNC, 14-17 RNs, 1 unit coordinator) Patient Ratios 2:1, 1:1 Type of equipment Incubators; radiant warmers, continuous cardiorespiratory monitoring, High Frequency Oscillating Ventilation, Jet Ventilation, Servo ventilation, tracheostomy, high-flow nasal cannula, NIPPV, central lines, PIVs, Foley catheters, titrated medications, continuous medications, intermittent IV/PO medications, chest tubes, Arctic Sun. EMR Neonatal Notes Manager, Meditech

Typical hiring profile

Skill Set Most recruited for: (Travel RNs) Must have: candidates without these skills will not be considered for the role. Minimum 1-year current acute care NICU level IV Hospital experience BLS, NRP & PALS Level IV NICU experience required Preferred or nice to have: candidates with these skills will be considered first. PICU experience for floating Post-surgical care experience List typical procedures performed on unit(s): Intubation Central line placement PIV insertion Therapeutic hypothermia Lab draws Sepsis screening Gastric tube placement Circumcisions ROP exams Best personality Fit: High degree of professionalism Proactively seeks direction Accountable/Reliable Maintains emotional regulation in high-acuity environment

Unit Guidelines/Policies: Please feel free to attach unit policies and guidelines. NICU Standard of Care for Evidence-based practice

Any additional information that would entice a worker to select your unit for their assignment: A seasoned NICU team that offers unparalleled opportunities for early-to-midcareer clinicians to grow quickly in a diverse NICU population. Daily learning during rounds, high exposure to advanced procedures, and complex care pathways.