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Nights Description: SIMPLIFI

INTERVIEWINGAbout Facility: 123 Bed HospitalLevel 3 Trauma CenterSpokane Valley,

WASmaller Community Hospital in

Spokane ValleyGeneral Information: Beds: 21 beds, 8 hallway, 5 fast track, 4-12 outpatient overflow beds (secondary fast track)Years of experience: 2 years in

EDCAP: 5 years preferred in specialtyWill you accept a first-time traveler

YesPatient Types: Geri population, Abdominal pain, chest pain, stroke, psych, respiratory, 15% pediatricPatient Ratios:1:4Set up in pods 8 patients between 3 nursesSkills Required:TNK, conscious sedation, chest tubes, central linesRequired

Licensure Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, TNCC, CPI or MOAB, NIHSS requiredSupport on the Unit:Techs: have phlebotomy license, can do peripheral stick; 3 on 7a-7p, 3 on 7p-7a and 1 on 1-1Receptionist/HUC: 24-7Charge nurse: 24-7Phlebotomy

ER techs are all phlebotomy certified, labs is available 24-7IV/VAT Team

Many ER nurses trained in US guided IVs, also have VAT team M-F 8-4:30Resource Nurse: No, do have department and critical care floats available if neededRT: 24-7Hospitalist: 24-7Telemetry monitoring: bedside and at nurse s stationTechnology/Equipment:EMR: EPIC - requiredIV pumps: AlarisMedication dispensing: PyxisFloating:NoOrientation:1 week long NEO, epic training, skills check off, general site check off, position specific check off, 2 3 precepted shiftsMHS Tele Test prior to arrivalScheduling:Weekend rotation: Every otherOn call

If so, what is that schedule

No.Holiday Expectations: 1 holiday per contractApproval of RTO: can approve up to 7 daysShift times: Will be called out in job postingDays: 7a-7p, 7a-3p, 8a-4p, 9a-7pMIDs: 10-10, 11-11, 12-12, 1-1, 3-3, 4p-2aNights: 7p-7aSchedule cycle: 6 weeks; FOR

PRECEPTORS ONLY: Weeks 1-6: 7-7Weeks 7-12: 11-11Weeks 13-18: 3-3 or 1-1Weeks 19-24: shift GN will stay on after orientationsOther notes:Scrub Color: Any color, professionalParking: FreeValley does not have a Cath lab per se. We have interventional radiology that can do procedures, but nothing cardiac related. All cardiac catheterization patients are transferred to Deaconess. Our Cath lab is not open 24 hours but will come in for emergent cases. The cardiac Cath lab at Deaconess is not open 24 hours but will take emergent cases after hours on a call-in basis. We have an amazing group of individuals here, who work hard as a team and provide a great patient experience.

Program name: SimpliFi

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