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Travel Nurse (RN) - Neurology Unit
$2,891/wk
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Required Credentials:
Associate degree or certificate.
Unit Details:
Neuro and neuro-surgical patient population including CVAs, elective back/neck surgeries, post-op cranis, cerebral angiograms, and general medical and psych patients.
Expected skills/procedures include dysphagia screening, strong neuro assessments, basic telemetry interpretation, strict I&Os, straight caths/Foleys, initiation/titration of heparin drips, blood and blood product administration, venipuncture, blood cultures, NG tubes, indwelling drain management, and stable drips such as Protonix and Lasix.
Patient ratios: 1:5-6 on days and 1:5-7 on nights; charge nurse takes a partial patient assignment.
Teaching hospital; may require precepting students and new hires.
Shift & Scheduling:
Three weekends out of every six-week schedule. Every other holiday.
Flexible contract hours: 48 per week upon request.
Floating Requirements:
First to float within skillset.
May float to Deaconess Midtown (IN) and potentially Deaconess Henderson (KY); 2-hour notice is given for cross-campus float.
Mid-shift float within the same campus; cross-campus mid-shift float is unlikely but possible.
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Neurology Travel Job Responsibilities
Neurology nurses and allied health professionals play a vital role in caring for patients with neurological conditions, such as stroke and traumatic brain injury. They work in various settings, including hospitals, rehabilitation or memory disorder clinics, and offices of neurologists or neurosurgeons. Job responsibilities for Neurology healthcare professionals encompass specialized assessment skills and the application of nonpharmacologic strategies to support patients with cognitive conditions like dementia. Explore the abundant opportunities available in Neurology travel jobs!
Neurology Travel Nurse Jobs
Neurology Travel Jobs offer rewarding opportunities for both nursing and allied health professionals to provide specialized care to patients with neurological conditions. Whether you are a Neurology nurse or an allied health professional in the field of neuroscience, you can find diverse practice areas for these roles, including hospitals, community settings, rehabilitation centers, clinics, and physician offices. Neurology healthcare professionals work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to assess patients, monitor their progress, and deliver comprehensive care. Discover exciting Neurology travel job opportunities today!