Required Skills/Experience:
First-time travelers will be considered if they have experience with the services provided by the facility.
Ability to circulate the listed case types is required.
Experience with da Vinci XI is required.
Special Requests:
RTO requires manager approval.
Unit Details:
The facility has no current trauma designation but will act as a Level III trauma center beginning 1/1/2027 during a trial period to collect data toward becoming a trauma center.
Gyn cases include hysterectomy, BSO, tubal ligation, LAVH, TVH, sling procedures, ablation, myomectomy, hysteroscopies, and other gynecologic procedures.
General cases include breasts/plastics, vascular, laparoscopic, general oncology, genitourinary, gynecology, and XI robotic cases.
Robotic cases include bariatric, hernia, gallbladder, and hysterectomy.
Urology cases include cystoscopies, TURPs, and bladder cancer or tumor resections.
Orthopedic cases include total joint procedures of the knees, hips, and shoulders, as well as fractures.
Podiatry includes foot and ankle cases.
Plastics and cataract cases are performed.
ENT cases include tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy, sinus surgeries, and neck dissection.
Endoscopy cases include colonoscopy, EGD, ERCP, bronchoscopy, and EBUS; endoscopy cases are very heavy.
Total joint, endoscopy, and vascular cases make up a large portion of the surgeries.
Approximately 25-45 cases are performed per day.
The unit uses Alaris IV pumps and Pyxis medication dispensing.
Shift & Scheduling:
Each week includes two 0630-1500 shifts and two 0630-1900 shifts, with two 12-hour days and two 8-hour days.
Weekend rotation is on-call only.
RN call is limited to every other weekend and 1 weeknight per week, based on department needs.
Weekend call runs from Friday 2300 to Monday 0630, and weeknight call runs from 2300-0630.
All call is subject to minor changes.
Holiday coverage is by call only.
A call room is available for use.
RN call response time is 30 minutes.
The schedule cycle is every 4-6 weeks.
Floating Requirements:
During call, the OR RN could float to PACU on some nights to act as a second PACU RN; the OR RN would not be the primary RN and would not be expected to administer medications or perform charting.
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