Travel Nurse RN - ED - Emergency Department - $2,523 per week

Company: Memorial Hospital
Location: Bakersfield
Posted on: February 8, 2025

Job Description:

• Certification Details
• BLS
• NIHSS
• ACLS
• PALS
  • Job Details
  • A hospital in California is looking for an experienced ER nurse for a travel contract.
  • The right candidate will have 3 full years of experience, hold an active BLS, NIHSS, ACLS, PALS and CA License.
  • Basic EKG interpretation test assigned during orientation.
  • All diagnosis from minor walk ins to critically ill patients, respiratory failure, asthma, Abd pain, fractures, substance abuse, stroke alert facility, STEMI receiving center.
    • Job Requirements
    • 3 years of experience required.
    • Active BLS certification.
    • Active CA License required.
    • NIHSS certification required.
    • ACLS certification required.
    • PALS certification required.
    • CERNER experience required.
      • Schedule Information
      • 12 hrs shifts: 7a-7p, 11a-11p, 1p-1a, 3p-3a, 7p-7a.
      • Every other weekend.
      • 2 out of every 3 holidays.
      • No block scheduling; traveler needs to be flexible with the scheduling.
        • Unit Specific Information
        • Some nurses will work just peds ER, some just adult ER and some do both.
        • For peds ER, need to have significant peds ER experience, not just general experience.
        • 30,000 kids per year seen in ER; approx 325 visits per day between both ERs.
          • Additional Details
          • MUST HAVE 3 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
          • WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY TRAVEL TEAMS, INCLUDING DUOS
          • Will be required to float to Peds ER
          • Traveler friendly, very team oriented, no gossip, must treat all team members well INCLUDING EMS.
          • In the peds ER, they are a receiving center for pediatrics; in adult ER, they are a STEMI, CVA and burn receiving center.

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