29 Georgia Ambulatory Care Jobs
Travel Nurse (RN) - Ambulatory Surgery Center
$2,314/wk
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Required Skills/Experience:
Pre-op and post-op experience required.
1+ years of experience acceptable.
Unit Details:
Pre/post position; not OR circulator.
Patient ratios: 2-3:1 post-op and 1-2:1 pre-op, based on patient acuity.
Uses bladder scanner, vein finder, and EKG machine.
Procedures performed on unit include IV starts, administering basic IV infusions, foley insertion, and EKG.
Shift & Scheduling:
Mon-Fri.
Floating Requirements:
Float within Surgical Services PRN; otherwise, per facility policy.
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Ambulatory Care Travel Job Responsibilities
Ambulatory Care healthcare professionals, including Ambulatory Care Nurses and Allied Health Professionals, work in settings that offer diagnostic testing and provide primary and specialty care for patients. Their responsibilities encompass assessment, care delivery, and care coordination across the lifespan. Whether interacting with patients face-to-face or through telehealth, Ambulatory Care professionals ensure high-quality care delivery. Don't miss the chance to advance your career in Ambulatory Care and make a positive impact on patients' lives!
Ambulatory Care Travel Nurse Jobs in Georgia
Ambulatory Care offers a diverse range of travel job opportunities for both nursing and allied health professionals. As healthcare continues to shift towards outpatient settings, Ambulatory Care professionals play a vital role in delivering care outside traditional inpatient facilities. Practice locations include private or group medical practices, clinics in hospitals or educational organizations, patients' homes, and diagnostic procedure centers. With the increasing demand for telehealth services, Ambulatory Care professionals may also provide virtual care. Critical thinking skills, patient education, advocacy, and care coordination are key aspects of this specialty. If you're an Ambulatory Care healthcare professional seeking a rewarding and well-compensated travel job, explore our extensive list of high-paying opportunities!
