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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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Trauma Travel Nurse Job Responsibilities and Salary
Job responsibilities of Trauma nurses include triaging the most critical patients first. Additionally, they stabilize vital signs, provide CPR and other emergency treatments, manage wounds, and administer blood transfusions. Trauma nurses work with trauma surgeons and other members of the healthcare team and care for patients of all ages. Annual salaries in the United States for Trauma nurses are up to $124,000. Trauma nurses with additional experience typically earn more, and relevant certifications can increase earnings.
Trauma Travel Nurse Jobs in Indiana
Trauma nurses work in the emergency room and care for patients who are in critical condition. These nurses stabilize patients so that they can be transferred into surgery or into other units — usually the ICU. Many university and teaching hospitals have Trauma departments. Job descriptions for Trauma nurses generally include experience in critical care or emergency nursing. Do you have experience in this specialty? Explore our many opportunities and land a high-paying Trauma travel nurse job today.