Required Skills/Experience:

• Trach care, ventilator, BiPAP, CPAP, IVs, PICC lines, central lines, wound care, bowel programs, TPN, drains/tubes, care of pulmonary patients with trachs and laryngectomies, and G-tube/PEG-tube feeds are required.

Special Requests:

• First-time travelers require manager approval.
• RTO requests must go through the manager.

Unit Details:

• The unit primarily focuses on spinal cord injuries and also cares for patients with traumatic brain injuries (TBI), spinal cord injuries (SCI), strokes (CVA), amputations, burns, pediatric cases, and multitrauma.
• Travelers are not expected to care for pediatric patients.
• Patient ratios may increase to 1:7 two to three times per month.
• Patients leave the unit for hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis.
• Phlebotomy support is available, but RNs remain ultimately responsible.
• The unit has no monitors at bedside; VitalSync monitors connect to OxyNet, with monitoring centralized at night.
• The unit uses Plum 360 IV pumps and Omnicell for medication dispensing.

Shift & Scheduling:

• Weekend rotation is every third weekend.
• No call.
• Holiday work is expected on some holidays. For back-to-back holiday groupings in the contract, such as Thanksgiving/Black Friday or Christmas Eve/Christmas Day, clinicians will be assigned one holiday from the grouping, not both.
• The schedule cycle is every 6 weeks.

Floating Requirements:

• Floating may occur within the clinician's scope of practice, with floating distributed evenly among staff and primarily handled through the float pool.

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