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Special Requests: Failed fit tests due to facial hair and the inability to shave automatically disqualifies clinician from proceeding.
Required Credentials: ASN Required. BSN Preferred. Telemetry required. CEU Contact Stroke 4 Hours required. Epic-Inpatient RN is required to test out.
Preferred Skills/Experience: 5 years of experience preferred.
Unit Details: ED holding - inpatient. Provides care for patients of all ages in emergency situations. Handles a variety of trauma situations requiring quick and decisive actions. Must quickly and accurately assess incoming patients with physical and mental health conditions and prioritize their injuries and medical needs accordingly.
Shift & Scheduling: Every other weekend and holidays as scheduled are required. 1 holiday required. No on-call required.
Floating Requirements: Within facility to like units.
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