RN - LTAC - OH - PM/Nights job in Canton, OH

Skillset

LTAC position – will take ICU, Med/Tele, PCU or ER RN’s

Weekend/holiday/call requirements

Every other weekend and every other holiday

Hours

36 hours (3, 12’s)

Duration

8 10 or 13 weeks

Interview Process/Timeline

Will interview and offer same day

Licensure Requirements

Unencumbered RN license

Certifications Requirements

ACLS and BLS through AHA

Experience Requirements

At least 1-3 years in critical care setting

Experience Requirement

Acute care experience – does own codes and rapid response, does critical drips, Step Down, Tele, they will be exposed to vents & trachs. Will not be alone because there are RT teams and Charges who help on the floor. Can be trained on vents

Day-to-day

Taking care of long term ACUTE care patients, vents and/or trachs. NO COVID POSITIVE PATIENTS. They have had recovery patients previously but no active recovery patients at this time – must be comfortable working with Med/Tele, Step Down or ICU patients.

Critical drips used

Heparin Cardizem Dobutamine <--- mostly every time Precedex Propofol Lasix Epinephrine
Amiodorone

EMR – experience required?

EPIC - No

Scrub Requirements

Matching solid blue (any shade)  – look professional, natural, no long nails, no steel toe heels, no wild hair color, no gel nail polish or acrylics

Patient Population/ratios

 Respiratory failure, stroke, complex wound care, traumatic brain injury, Sepsis patients 

Ratios are  1:4-5 ; may have 6 patient occasionally – Select assigns patients based on acuity – a 2 is vents, 1 is walking around not that ill

Floating Requirements

N/A

Compliance Musts (Ex. COVID/Flu Vax req?)

Exemptions are accepted for both

Blocked Scheduling and/or RTO accepted?

Yes – less than 5 days that is not a holiday

Additional Notes/Must Haves

Must have experience working with vents and or trachs in an acute setting – ICU and PCU background do the best

Client Selling Points:

Flexible scheduling, guaranteed shifts (only can be cancelled 1 time in a 4 week period without pay), can pick up OT, travelers are treated very well and treated fair to direct nurses. Great, flexible first assignment – tenured management -  Increase nursing knowledge, learning about IV’s vents, resume booster, acute kidney injuries, so much experience to learn if you are the person if willing to learn, so many team players

Orientation details

12 hour shadow orientation. On their first day they will go the nurses station to meet their charge. The charge will introduce them to their preceptor. During their first shift they will do competencies, be shown around the hospital, and get training on their badging system. -  WILL ORIENT ON THE SHIFT THE RN IS CONTRACTED FOR

# of beds

Required compliance

Background Check – will be sent from Compliance on First Advantage *Must be completed within 48 hours of receiving

-You will receive a separate email from First Advantage to complete your background check

-Once you complete the background check you will receive an email regarding your drug screen

10 Panel Drug Screen– will be sent from Compliance on First Advantage*Must be completed within 48 hours of receiving

TB Test within the current 12 month period – must be a TRUE 2-step (2 individual TB skin tests), Quantiferon (blood draw) or Chest Xray

-You are responsible for submitting a copy or completing the blood draw. Please send in a receipt for reimbursement for blood draw once completed

Updated Professional Resume

At least one (1) professional reference, may need 2 (two)

Signed Offer Letter – Completed via DocuSign (will be sent from ProLink)

BLS and/or ACLS Card – Copies or e-card – must be AHA and not expiring within 30 days of start date

COVID Vaccine + Booster (or exemption)

Relias Exams – Sent on *Relias*by your recruiter

ProLink Paperwork – located in bullhorn

Select Paperwork – located in bullhorn

Two (2) Forms of ID for I9

Flu Shot – or Flu Declination (Seasonal Oct-May)