Contract Details
Travel Pay Breakdown
Benefits
Additional Information
Required Skills/Experience:
Float experience does not count towards the unit experience requirement.
Special Requests:
Parking is available, but a parking pass is required.
Unit Details:
Common diagnoses and treatments include new-onset endocrine conditions, post-PICU/stable DKA, general surgical wounds (tonsil/adenoids and appendectomy), postoperative pectus excavatum/carinatum, burns/trauma, asthma, RSV, pneumonia, FTT, Crohn's disease, short-gut, and chronic complex conditions (cerebral palsy, GT, developmental delay).
Special procedures include intensive diabetes management with/without CGM and implanted insulin pumps; oxygen delivery up to HFNC; stable tracheostomies without ventilators, including HTC/capped trachs; IV infusions via PIV, PICC, and CVL; TPN/IL; PCA; NG/G/PEG tubes; ostomies; NG decompression tubes; bladder scans; and pulse oximetry without cardiac monitoring.
Line management and equipment include drains, epidural pumps, feeding tubes, PCA pumps, PICC/central lines, Port-A-Cath/vascular device access and care, syringe pumps, traction/halo/pin care, and wound vacs.
Shift & Scheduling:
The schedule may include day or night shifts.
The schedule includes some weekends and holidays.
No call.
Floating Requirements:
Float support includes all other G/C/Med-Surg areas, including 8C Progressive Care, Neuroscience, Hem/Onc, and inpatient rehab.
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