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Required Skills/Experience:
- One full year of ortho/neuro/trauma experience.
- Recent Epic experience required.
- Strong neuro assessment, log rolling patients, applying assistive devices (back brace, immobilizer), Tele/12-lead EKG interpretation, and PIV insertion.
Preferred Skills/Experience:
- Chest tube/indwelling drain management, drips (heparin, lasix, protonix), epidural management, PEGs/NGs, Buck’s traction, pin site care, On-Q management, CIWA/BH, and wounds (packing, wound vacs) preferred.
Required Credentials:
- Associate degree or certificate.
Unit Details:
- Patient population: trauma, ortho (broken hip/femur), neuro (scheduled neck and back, spine/rib fractures).
- Ratios: Days 1:3-5; NOCs 1:4-7; charge nurse takes patients on nights, but rarely on days.
- 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.
- Weekly hours may be reduced during orientation week and during holidays when the unit is closed.
Floating Requirements:
- First to float within skillset. May float to Deaconess Newburgh (IN) campus (8 miles apart) and potentially to Deaconess Henderson (KY – 11 miles). 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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Orthopedics Travel Job Responsibilities
Orthopedic nurses and allied health professionals play a crucial role in caring for patients with musculoskeletal conditions such as arthritis, osteoporosis, spinal injuries, and bone fractures. Their job responsibilities often involve conducting comprehensive physical and psychological assessments, monitoring for post-surgical complications, and delivering patient education. Explore the abundant opportunities in Orthopedics travel jobs!
Orthopedics Travel Nurse Jobs in Indiana
Orthopedic Travel Jobs offer exciting opportunities for both nursing and allied health professionals to work in various healthcare settings. These settings may include hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, rehabilitation centers, clinics, and providers' offices. In hospitals, you can find specialized units dedicated to caring for patients with musculoskeletal conditions, including those who have undergone surgeries like total joint replacement. Orthopedic healthcare professionals collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to manage patients' pain, deliver postoperative care such as dressing changes, and provide essential education to patients and their families. Start your journey towards a rewarding Orthopedics travel job today!