Travel Nurse RN - Med Surg / Telemetry - $2,462 per week at UW Health University Hospital
Madison, WI 53774
About the Job
- Traveler must have WI nursing license or compact license from their permanent address state.
- BLS must be certified through American Heart Association ONLY
- Traveler must have Basic Arrhythmia experience.
- Traveler will be required to pass UW Health Telemetry test prior to being cleared to start (not for clinic positions).
Certification Details
- Traveler must include and/meet all minimum requirements below to be consider.
- Do not submit candidates who have or will have expiring licenses and/or certifications during time frame of entire assignment. Candidates will automatically be declined.
- Only submit profile who can work schedule in posting and interested in the unit.
- Nurses on this 28-bed unit meet the daily challenges of caring for patients with a wide array of medical conditions.
- Nurses on F6/5 have a unique opportunity to work within a collaborative framework with the interdisciplinary team.
- Discharge planning is an important component of the patient's care; nurses collaborate daily with case managers, social workers, pharmacists, and therapists to develop individual patient care plans.
- F6/5 provides a professional and stimulating environment where critical thinking, problem solving and attaining new knowledge and nursing skills among a very supportive staff is fostered.
Job Details
- Traveler must have completed two years of acute care experience within last 3 years.
- Traveler must have experience in an Academic Level 1 - Trauma center or similar size hospital.
- Successfully completed traveler assignment (13 weeks).
Job Requirements
- Travelers are the first to float to floors working with children up to 1 year of age and/or based on the traveler's competency skills/experience.
- The Traveler may have shifts scheduled in multiple units, depending on the current staffing needs and/or different locations within the organization.
- During the traveler's assignment, if the primary unit no longer has a need, shifts will be re-assigned to another unit in order to complete contract.
Schedule Information
- Patients often have multiple diagnoses including, but not limited to, pneumonia, COPD, CHF, acute and chronic renal failure, cellulitis, gastrointestinal bleeds, acute and chronic liver failure, diseases of addiction, and diabetes mellitus.
- F6/5 is University Hospitals designated Special Pathogens unit if the need arises.
- There is a keen awareness of the psychosocial issues faced by patients and families as they cope with new diagnoses and chronic illnesses.
Unit Specific Information
- UW Health is moving away from using outdated file formats for Microsoft (Word, PowerPoint, and Excel).
- Profiles will need to be submitted in the following format: .docx, .xlsx and .pptx file types or our IS department will be blocking them and we will no longer receive the files nor able to forward internal to our hiring managers.
Additional Details