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CVICU

Baltimore, MD

$3,288/wk

total comp after Bypass fee

Start Date

ASAP

Duration

14 weeks

Shift

12 hour rotation - 48 hours ( 12 hour rotating shift, 4 shifts/48hours per week )

Hours/Week

48h

Profession

RN

About This Position

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Required Certifications
CVICU

Night 4x12-Hour (19: 00 - 07:00) Description: Registered Nurse / Cardiovascular ICU...***CLIENT WILL CONSIDER MORE THAN 14 WEEKS, SPECIFY IN SUBMITTAL...What are the ratios

If floated to ICU Stepdown, patient ratio is 1: 4 If an ICU patient is downgraded and awaiting a bed, the ratio may be 1:3...How many years of experience are required? 3 years of RN experience is required At least 2 years of staff CVICU experience is required Strong CVICU and Medical ICU experience is required...Are first-timers accepted

Yes...What is the weekend requirement

Every other weekend is required...What is the shift? 12-hour rotating shifts Day shift is 7a-7:30p Night shift is 7p-7:30a...Will this traveler need to float within scope to meet facility needs/float between like units

Yes, floating is required based on hospital needs Travelers may float to other appropriate areas, including ICU Stepdown The unit will rotate travelers when floating to ensure equitable assignments...Is on call required

No...Which certifications are required

ACLS, BLS and NIHSS are required 16-hour Maryland-approved trauma course is required Prophecy Relias Advanced EKG assessment is required CALS is preferred...Is this client open to accommodating block schedule

No block scheduling option is indicated...Are locals accepted

Yes, Lifebridge accepts local candidates...What is the state licensure requirement

Maryland or compact RN license required upon submission...Are there any time off restrictions here

If so, what are they

The system will auto approve 14 days or less of RTO Every other winter and summer holiday are required and no RTO is approved No RTO on hard-to-fill days like Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc...Any additional unit information