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RN (Registered Nurse) - MedSurg

eTeam, Twin Falls, Idaho, us, 83303


Cardio Pulmonary Unit - CPU

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Unit:

Medical Surgical Magic Valley Hospital Flr 4- # of Beds:

36- Nurse:

Patient Ratios: 1:5, rarely asked to flex to 6 but has happened- Required certifications:

BLS, ACLS, Idaho Licensure, NIHSS preferred-

Common diagnoses/Types of patients

CV, Strokes, Sepsis, and other MS type patients- COPD, CHF pneumonia, COVID, Chest tubes, tele pts, general overflow of medical patients- rarely get surgicals, do get post cath lab pts- after they go for short stay, post pacers.- Experience or 'Must have' skills:

Highly prefer Neuro and Tele experience. Prefer EPIC experience. Must have 1 year of experience, okay with first time travelers.- Are RNs required to titrate drips:

No- Common titratable &/or set rate drips:

N/A- Is there a Charge Nurse on each shift:

Charge nurse does not take patient assignments. Resource/Team Lead RN does not take an assignment (may take a couple if full)- helps the LPN's/RN's and Aides with tasks.- Are there nurse aids/patient care techs on this unit:

Yes. 1:8- RT Equipment:

All except vents- fresh trachs after ICU/IClientU stay.- Are there tele/monitor techs on this unit:

Monitor techs, RNs are required to read and interpret. Currently using SpaceLabs buttransitioning to Philips over the next few months.- Shifts & Scheduling:

7-7. Travelers will fill in where there is a need after core staff are scheduled, do try to group night shifts togetherbut not guaranteed.- Weekend Requirement:

yes- based on need- Holiday Requirement:

yes- based on need- Is there Call or a Standby requirement : If needed would only cancel the amount of shifts allowed per contract- Floating Requirements:

Will float to the Medical and Surgical floors- Scrub Color/Dress Code/Scrubs provided : Navy blue scrubs, white/navy/black undershirts. Scrub jackets: Navy NO sweat pants or hoodies allowed.- How many shifts of unit/department specific orientation:

2-3 shifts- Additional Notes:

LPNs do work independently- RNs sign off. Travelers have extended as long as they can and some have gone perm.