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CHI Health Creighton University Medical Center - Bergan Mercy

Travel Nurse RN - Med Surg / Telemetry - $2,046 per week

CHI Health Creighton University Medical Center - Bergan Mercy, Omaha, NE, United States


    Certification Details
  • BLS required
  • ACLS preferred
    Job Details
  • Facility in Eastern Nebraska is looking for several traveling Med-Surg nurses. The hospital is looking for both day and night shift coverage.
    Job Requirements
  • ACLS Preferred, BLS
  • Nurses are successful on this unit when they can manage the busyness of the day, have good attendance, are a team player, friendly, compassionate, and put patients first.
    Schedule Information
  • The shift will be twelve hours, 36-48 hour guarantees.
  • Shifts: 0630-1900, 1830-0700
  • Travelers will be scheduled. Will approve a limited amount of block scheduling
  • Every other weekend requirement
  • Holiday Requirements: 1 major, 1 minor
    Unit Specific Information
  • Mechanical lifts in every other room
  • Big focus on hourly rounding and responsiveness
  • This unit typically has multiple discharges and admissions in one day
  • They serve patients of all cultures on this unit including Spanish, Karen, Burmese
    Additional Details
  • Department: Med Tele / Ortho RN - 4th Floor North & South
  • Nurse: Patient Ratios: 1:5-6
  • Common diagnosis / Types of patients: MedSurg/Tele- joint replacements, fractures, colon resections, COPD exacerbation, prostatectomy, cellulitis, sepsis, ortho trauma, GI bleeds, pneumonia, failure to thrive
  • RN's required to titrate drips such as Heparin, lidocaine, and ketamine
  • Common titratable &/or set rate drips: PCA pumps
  • Charge Nurse on each shift, who may take an assignment
  • Nurse aids/patient care techs on this unit with duties and ratios
  • Tele/Monitor Techs on the unit, RN's should have some tele awareness
  • Scrubs Color/Dress Code: RNs: Navy Blue
  • Unit/department specific orientation: 2 days
  • Floating Requirements: Yes to other medical surgical areas or units with MedSurg patients waiting for a MedSurg bed