Travel Nurse (RN) - Post Anesthesia Care Unit

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Additional Details:

Please keep in mind when listing your start date availability, if you can start the day Monument Health is requesting, you are more likely to be selected for an interview or offer.

Expect someone with a 501 or 605 area code to reach out to interview you for this position.

Guaranteed Hour: 36

Scheduling:

• Days/Variable - 3 12’s per week (Days – shift would vary between 0500-2300)
• Nights – 4 10’s per week (Nights – 2030-0700). If working nights, their 3 shifts would be scheduled in a row
• Weekend rotation: Pre-Op/PACU staff have 4 weekend call teams, each caregiver responsible for a weekend call rotation every FOUR weeks
• Holiday Expectations: Holidays are rotated between call teams; all holidays are on call rotations. Will work (2) holidays per year.
• Approval of time off? Time off requests go through Manager
• No RTO will be considered during the first 3 weeks of August annually (Sturgis Bike Rally)

Call Required: Each caregiver has a 2300-0700 call shift about every 3-5 weeks that is during Monday-Friday, in addition to their scheduled 36 hours (WITH EXCEPTION OF NIGHT RN, NO 2300-0700 CALL REQUIRED for that position). Then Each caregiver is also responsible for their designated weekend. These shifts will change throughout the contract period, but the requirement is a weekend call (varied hours Fri-Sun) every 4 weeks.

Response time is 15 minutes. There is a sleep room and other options available.

Floating:

• Routinely: PreOp, PACU, Endo prep and discharge, Phase 2
• Could be floated within scope of practice and below wherever needed

Beds: 24 Pre-Op/Phase 2, 19 PACU

Patient Ratios: RN: Pre-Op 1:2-3, PACU 1:1 or 1:2, Phase 2 1:2-4; All ratios dependent on acuity levels, presence of airways, ages, comorbidities, or on any special monitoring, etc.

Patient Types:

• Infants-Geriatric patient population – they do not recover a ton of infants and would be trained on recovery of that population.
• Endo – will help prep and discharge Endo patients but would not work Intra-Op
• Ambulatory/Elective, Acute care/Trauma

Required Education: Completion of a nursing education program that is approved by a board of nursing; Registered Nurse (RN) - South Dakota Board of Nursing

Skills required:

• Variable shift RN: May be learned in orientation, but competencies include: IV insertion, ventilator training, epidural/PCA set up/initiation, initiation of blood product transfusions, competency with administration and monitoring of moderate sedation (will not work Intra-op in Endo but would prep and recover).
• Night shift RN only (2030-0700): MUST have Critical Care experience and competencies with ICU cases including hemodynamic drips and ventilated patients.
• Comfortability with Preop, Recovery and Discharge of patients.

Scrub Color: Navy Blue