Full employer posting
Days, 5×8-hour shifts, 08:00–16:30 Weekly Hours: 40 hours Contract Length: 13 weeks Local Accepted?: Yes – no radius restriction; same bill rate Weekend
One full weekend and one additional weekend shift per 6-week period
Minimum 2 years of home health experience with high-volume caseloads; no exceptions. Recent OASIS experience required. Travel experience required; first-time travelers are not accepted.
Active California RN license in hand at submission; pending or temporary licenses are not accepted. BLS certification required. OASIS exam required before interview; review OASIS E11, including G-section, GG-section, and M18 mobility.
Two supervisor-level or higher references from the past year of employment required at submission; charge nurse references are not accepted. Current driver's license required. Flu vaccine required; no exemptions.
Strong assessment skills and wound care experience required. PICC line dressing changes required. Ability to complete patient visits within the scheduled 8-hour shift.
Flexibility with scheduling is required; scheduling requests are not allowed. Previous permanent employees of applicable Cedars-Sinai facilities must meet the required separation period before becoming eligible for travel assignments.
Provide home health nursing care to adult and geriatric patients. Complete 5–6 patient visits per day within the scheduled 8-hour shift. Perform start-of-care assessments, routine visits, and resumption-of-care assessments.
Complete OASIS documentation and clinical assessments. Provide wound care, including wound VAC management. Change PICC line dressings and manage peripheral IVs, central lines, and ports.
Administer medications and manage IV therapy. Monitor and manage patients with heart failure, diabetes, and other general medical conditions. Provide lower-leg wound care, pressure ulcer prevention, staging, and management.
Perform catheter care, feeding tube management, and colostomy/ileostomy care as needed. Educate patients on medications, oxygen safety, nebulizer use, and disease management. Maintain infection control and accurate clinical documentation.