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CNA MedSurg

Baltimore, MD

$984/wk

total comp after Bypass fee

Start Date

ASAP

Duration

14 weeks

Shift

12 hour nights

Hours/Week

36h

Profession

CNA

About This Position

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CNA I (GNA) / LTC Float Pool...What are the ratios

Daily assignments are based on the assigned unit, patient acuity, and staffing needs How many years of experience are required? 2 years of GNA experience is required This client will NOT accept a combination of CNA/GNA experience...Are first-timers accepted

Yes What is the weekend requirement

Every other weekend is required Which certifications are required

Active CNA I certification required CNA I certification must be active at the time of submission. No exceptions AHA BLS is required Will this traveler need to float within scope to meet facility needs/float between like units

Yes, this is a float-pool position May float across ICU, LTAC, LTC, skilled nursing, Medical-Surgical/Telemetry, Behavioral Health, rehabilitation, and Stepdown/PCU units Daily assignments will be based on unit needs, patient acuity, and staffing Is this client open to accommodating block schedule

No Are locals accepted

Yes...What is the state licensure requirement

Active Maryland CNA I certification is required at the time of submission Are there any time off restrictions here

This facility will not pre-approve any holiday week RTO Every other holiday is required here and they cannot guarantee specific holidays off Up to 14 days of RTO may be pre-approved outside of blackout dates above All time off must be sent with the submission...Any additional unit information

This is an adult and geriatric float-pool assignment Candidates receive 24 hours of orientation across multiple Levindale units Additional float information: HICU

Vent/Pulmonary Care/Acute Rehab: Up to 40 patients; cares for adults with acute brain injury, complex medical conditions, respiratory needs, cardiac monitoring and rehabilitation needs Brain Health Unit (BHU): Two 40-bed units caring for patients with both medical and behavioral health diagnoses; includes medication management, rehabilitation and group/individual activities Household Units (LTC): Six 14-bed units providing long-term care; HH 5 6 specialize in dementia and cognitive impairment and are secured units Hall 1