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Clinical Nurse, Intensive Care Unit Cardiovascular. The Clinical Nurse provides evidence-based, hands-on care to critically ill patients while coordinating with patients, families, and the healthcare team. Responsibilities include assessment, care planning, implementation and evaluation of interventions, patient education, emergency response, and promotion of safe, high-quality nursing practice.
Job Details Required
Current California Registered Nurse (CA-RN) license; current American Heart Association (AHA) certification in Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers; ability to communicate effectively in English.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from an accredited college or university.
Night shift; 12-hour shifts; minimum of 36 hours per week. Additional Information: Provides comprehensive care to critically ill patients by performing assessments, developing individualized plans of care, implementing nursing and medical interventions, monitoring patient responses, and evaluating outcomes. Coordinates care with patients, families, and members of the healthcare team; provides education for self-care and illness prevention; activates emergency protocols when needed; supports patient and employee safety; and contributes to staff development, teamwork, quality improvement, and professional nursing practice.
Benefits The benefits of taking a travel assignment with Cross Country include: Private housing or generous housing allowance Comprehensive health insurance with prescription coverage Dependent health insurance with prescription coverage Competitive salaries Referral bonuses Travel reimbursement 401(k) retirement plan Direct deposit/free checking Unlimited free CE credits
About the role
Clinical Nurse, Intensive Care Unit Cardiovascular. The Clinical Nurse provides evidence-based, hands-on care to critically ill patients while coordinating with patients, families, and the healthcare team. Responsibilities include assessment, care planning, implementation and evaluation of interventions, patient education, emergency response, and promotion of safe, high-quality nursing practice.