Travel Nurse RN - CVICU - $1,949 per week

Certification Details ACLS BLS Job Details Orientation twice monthly Duke Lifepoint Hospital 355 beds Home to the Frye Regional Brain Center, Cancer Center, Heart Center, Lung Center, Orthopedics, General & Vascular Surgery, Surgical Weight Loss, Women's Center, and Level 3 NICU 32 bed ED, 29 bed inpatient rehab, 15 bed surgical suite & imaging Frye South Campus comprises of an 81 bed adult Behavioral Health Hospital Unit Profile Facility Name: Frye Regional Medical Center Floor: 2nd Trauma Level:3 Position Information: • Facility Department/Cost Center CVICU 6540 • Role (RN, Tech, LPN, PT, etc.): RN • Specialty:CABG , TAVR, STEMI, Carotids • Number of Openings: • Shift: • Weekly Guaranteed Hours: 36 • Weekend Hours: every other weekend or to meet the needs of the facility • Call Requirements: no on call • Required Certifications: ACLS, BLS, CCRN preferred • Years of Experience: minimum 1.5 years • Float Requirements: per scheduled rotation • Unit Information: • Number of Beds: 8 • Patient Ratios: 2:1 with occasional 1:1 • Equipment: Impella , IABP, CRRT • EHR: Cerner • Patient Population e.g. 'geriatric, adult, peds, etc.': Adult/Geriatric • Hiring Profile: • Must Have Skills/Experience: 1 year CVICU experience (after orientation complete) • Preferred Skillset/Experience: CVICU experience • Common Diagnosis/Treatment: CABG, TAVR, STEMI, Carotids • Personality Fit: strong critical thinking skills • Required Education:Assoicate Nursing Degree • Dress Code: • Scrub Color: any color but professional Job Requirements Minimum of 1.5 years experience 1 year CVICU experience (after orientation complete) Assoicate Nursing Degree strong critical thinking skills Schedule Information Full-time 36 Weekly Guaranteed Hours Every other weekend or to meet the needs of the facility no on call requirement Unit Specific Information Facility Department/Cost Center CVICU 6540 Number of Beds: 8 Patient Ratios: 2:1 with occasional 1:1 Equipment: Impella, IABP, CRRT EHR: Cerner Adult/Geriatric patient population