Clinical RN - Medical ICU
Location: Multiple Cities of Choice in NJ, NY or TX
Duration: 3 Months Contracts with extensions up to 2 years
Hours Per Week: 36.00
Hours Per Day: 10.00
Days Per Week: 4.00
Weekly Blended: $2600 to $3100
Certifications & Licenses: BLS - AHA & RN Compact License for location

Overview:

• Job Category: Acute - Nursing - Local
• Skills: Two years of the following experience is required: Critical care experience IV Insertion and phlebotomy skill Conscious sedation
• Education: RN License - required Primary Source Verification - required AHA BLS - required AHA ACLS - required IV Certification - required CCRN - preferred CRRT - preferred ECHMO - preferred Hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis - preferred
• Certifications & Licenses: CCRN - IV Certification - RN License

Job duties include, but are not limited to the following:

• Assure detailed, current and comprehensive documentation is contained in the patient medical record and other pertinent records.
• Utilize human and material resources to provide efficient and effective patient care.
• Evaluate systems for patient care delivery and personnel management by tailoring the operating environment to the particular needs of the patient population.
• Promote participation with the Quality Management Program in the Clinical, Research and Educational Programs.
• Develop and support research projects directed toward improving patient care and staff development.
• Provide a safe and healthful physical environment for patients and personnel by interpreting and applying organizational controls and national standards.
• Assure continuing improvement of service to patients, including implementation of an effective customer service program.
• Understand and facilitate the objectives of student affiliation programs.
• Ensure compliance with all patient rights and regulatory agency standards.
• Collaborate with the other health care professionals in providing continuity of services for specific health issues.
• Improves continuity of professional relationships among the health care team as they collaborate on behalf of patients.
• Perform emergent care in acute/crisis situations.
• Perform ongoing monitoring of patient conditions and document patient responses to care in a clear, concise manner.
• Review and update patient databases, patient care plans and other forms as appropriate.
• Interact with the family and/or significant others to facilitate patient care.