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Special Requests: Block scheduling may be available; they will work with travelers. Holiday requests may be allowed based on staffing needs.
Unit Details: Uses Epic. Typically the first round is the busiest, with about 13 patients initially and about 5 later; assignments may move floors after first rounds. Vent assignments range from 1:1 to 1:6. Adults, pediatrics, and some neonates; high-acuity neonates are stabilized and transported, and infants may remain on CPAP. The pediatric floor uses high-flow nasal cannula. Covers inpatient areas; travelers do not work outpatient or sleep lab. May serve as a preceptor. If assigned to the ER and ICU, you will stay there for the day; floor assignments fluctuate. Draw ABGs using EPOC, perform EKGs when needed, assist with intubation, and assist with transports. No arterial lines. Must know how to use the bronch adapter and assist with bronchoscopies. Uses Puritan Bennett 980 vents, Dräger nursery vents, Philips CPAP/BiPAP, DreamStation and V30, EV300 and V60, Optiflow, and Parapack for transport. A provider is always on call 24/7.
Shift & Scheduling: Every other weekend. No holiday requirements. No call.
Floating Requirements: Will assist throughout the hospital.
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Respiratory/Pulmonary Travel Job Responsibilities
Respiratory or Pulmonary healthcare professionals, including both nurses and allied health professionals, play vital roles in caring for patients with chronic or acute pulmonary disorders. Beyond direct patient care, their responsibilities extend to providing comprehensive education on preventive measures and treatment options. These professionals possess the expertise to perform diagnostic tests assessing lung function, such as spirometry, and work closely with an interdisciplinary team to optimize patient outcomes. In addition, they may assist in coordinating the provision of durable medical equipment (DME), such as home oxygen or CPAP machines. Trusted offers exciting travel assignments tailored to both nursing and allied health professionals in Respiratory/Pulmonary care!
Respiratory/Pulmonary Travel Allied Jobs in Wyoming
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