3 New Hampshire Progressive Care Unit (PCU) Jobs
Travel Nurse (RN) - Progressive Care Unit
$3,129/wk
Contract Details
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Additional Information
Pre-employment modules may be required for this role. Please upload any certifications or health documents you have to your profile to expedite your on-boarding process.
Additional Details:
You can only have 1 active application for the same position (same unit & shift at the same facility). Example: if you applied for day shift, you can apply for night shift on the same unit & facility, but you cannot apply for day shift at the same unit & facility.
Required Skills/Experience:
- Recent experience at a level 1 trauma center is required.
- Hemodynamic monitoring // Invasive BP monitoring through arterial lines // Nitro, primacor, dobutamine, dopamine drips // Bi-PAP/ C-PAP // Low dose pressors, vasoactive meds, and inotropes // Trachs // Complex wounds // Lines/ tubes/ drains for post-surgical patients // External pacers, epicardial wires, TR bands
Unit/Facility Details: Patient ratios on days and nights: Days 1:3, Nights 1:4-5, depending on acuity.
Shift & Scheduling:
- D/N Rotation
- 8/3 or 8/17 Start Only for 48's. 8/31 or later will be 36's only.
PCU Travel Nurse Job Responsibilities and Salary
Responsibilities of a PCU nurse include maintaining ventilators, administering treatments and medications, collaborating with members of the healthcare team, and communicating with patients and their families. Registered Nurses who specialize in progressive care will need BLS and ACLS certifications. Progressive Care Unit nurses usually have between 3 and 4 patients; this ratio may vary depending on the facility. The annual salary in the United States for a PCU Nurse is $88,000. Salaries may be higher if a nurse has additional education or PCU certifications.
Progressive Care Unit (PCU) Travel Nurse Jobs in New Hampshire
Progressive Care Unit (PCU) nurses work in hospital and skilled rehab settings. The Progressive Care Unit is an intermediate unit between the ICU (Intensive Care Unit) and med-surg units. It is also called a "step-down unit." Patients are not as acutely ill as those in the ICU, but are also not stable enough to be in a med-surg unit with a higher nurse-patient ratio. Job descriptions for PCU nurses note excellent critical thinking skills, prior emergency or critical care experience, and assessment skills. Are you an experienced PCU Nurse? Explore and apply for high-paying travel nurse jobs today.
