Travel Nurse RN - Med Surg / Telemetry - $2,218 per week - OhioHealth

Columbus, OH

Certification Details
ACLS - Advanced Cardiac Life Support
BLS - Basic Life Support
PALS - Pediatric Advanced Life Support
NRP - Neonatal Resuscitation Procedure
CHEMO - Chemotherapy certification required for Oncology RNs
TNCC - Trauma Nursing Core Course preferred for ER
EFM - Electronic Fetal Monitoring required for L&D
Tech Cert Verification - National preferred, not required for OR Tech / Surgical Tech
HIPAA Safety Manual Acknowledgement not required for Non-Clinical APN
Acknowledgement of PassFail Testing needed if no valid comp exam on file
State License 1 Verification required
NURSYS Verification (RN, LPN/LVN, AP) required
Pass/Fail Testing (EKG/Medication) certain requirements for RNs and LPN/LVNs

Job Details
Traveler's permanent address must be greater than 100 miles from the most central facility OhioHealth Grant, 111 S Grant Ave, Columbus, Ohio 43215 to be eligible to apply.
Title: Med Surg Oncology RN *must read and interpret tele*
Acute medical surgical unit (oncology) with some tele monitored patients, 25+ private beds, acuity ranges from moderate to high. No vented patients. 1:5-6 nurse patient ratio.

Job Requirements
1.5 years of MS/Tele exp
Large hospital exp and level I or II trauma required
Must be able to read & interpret Telemetry independently, strong neuro assessment skills
Epic EMR experience
Navy scrubs required.

Schedule Information
SHIFT: 3x12's Night Shift (1900-0730), every Sunday & every other Fri/Sat, every other holiday
First to float

Unit Specific Information
Unit Description: Acute medical surgical unit (oncology) with some tele monitored patients, 25+ private beds, acuity ranges from moderate to high. No vented patients. 1:5-6 nurse patient ratio.

Additional Details
APN Candidates: I-9 and E-Verify Attestation Form is required.
Hospice, Home Health, or anyone required to drive for their position: Requires a copy of driver's license with them at all times.
Residency Declaration Form required noting the 'date declared' should be when the candidate began living in the state.

Source : OhioHealth