3 North Carolina Pediatrics (Peds) Jobs
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Required Skills/Experience: 1 year of experience required. Pediatric cardiovascular intensive care unit caring for neonates, infants, pediatrics, and adolescents with complex congenital heart disease. Special equipment includes VADs, ECMO, and CRRT. Required skills/procedures: administration of blood and blood products; antiarrhythmics; arterial line management; assist/manage intubation; care of ventilated patients; care/maintenance of acute airway; central line blood draw and implanted line care; central venous pressure and hemodynamic monitoring; congenital heart disease/repair; continuous sedation; end-tidal CO2 monitoring; heart transplant; high-flow nasal cannula; infection control/PPE and isolation precautions; insulin administration and insulin pumps; interpretation of arterial blood gases and dysrhythmias; IV vasopressors; management of chest tubes, gastric tubes, and NG tubes; pediatric CVICU; pediatric dosage calculations; post cardiac catheterization, post cardiac surgery, and post pacemaker insertion care; procedural sedation administration/monitoring; phlebotomy; PICC line management; starting and maintaining IVs; suctioning (ETT, NT); telemetry monitoring on the unit; TPN/lipids; tracheostomy care; urinary catheter insertion/management; ventilator management; wound assessment/care.
Preferred Skills/Experience: Accessing/managing ports; acute/chronic renal failure; administration of chemotherapy; anti-seizure medications; aquapheresis; BiPAP/CPAP management/maintenance; bone marrow transplant; continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT); ECMO; external ventricular drain (EVD); extremity fracture/cast; hydrocephalus/VP shunt; hyperthermia management; hypothermia protocol; ICP monitoring; insertion/management of pulmonary artery pressure line; liver, lung, and pancreas transplant; management of dysrhythmias; neuromuscular disease; pediatric early warning score/rapid response team; pediatric step-down; peritoneal dialysis/CAPD; PICU; post acute abdominal surgery; post neurosurgery; pre/post hemodialysis; use of Broselow system; vaccine administration; ventricular assist device (LVAD/RVAD). Teaching hospital, community hospital, previous charge, and Level I or Level II trauma experience preferred.
Special Requests: You must be able to complete labs within 48 hours of signing.
Shift & Scheduling: Every other weekend required. Targeted start date - 5/4 or 5/18 - All others will be redirected.
Pediatrics Travel Job Responsibilities
Pediatric healthcare professionals, including nurses and allied health professionals, play a crucial role in providing specialized care to young patients and their families. Their responsibilities encompass administering medications and treatments, educating family members, and ensuring a compassionate and friendly environment for children. Effective communication, critical thinking skills, and a caring attitude are essential in pediatric care. Pediatric travel professionals are highly sought after and jobs offering exciting opportunities for personal and professional growth!
Pediatrics (Peds) Travel RN Jobs in North Carolina
Pediatrics (Peds) travel jobs offer rewarding opportunities for nursing and allied health professionals to care for young patients in various settings with different levels of acuity. Pediatric healthcare professionals specialize in providing compassionate care to babies, children, and adolescents, taking into account their unique developmental stages. Collaboration with family members is essential in pediatric care, involving them in treatment decisions whenever possible. If you are a registered nurse or allied health professional who enjoys working with young patients, exploring pediatric travel jobs may be the next step in your career- start browsing today!