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$2,357/wk
Kentucky Med/Surg RN contractsmedian $2,226/wk
$1,300/wk6% above the Kentucky median$3,800/wk
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Must have current active compact license
Certifications
✓AHA BLS and NIHSS
Qualifications
✓Two years of strong Med/Surg, 1 travel assignment
✓Recent EPIC experience required (will be required to do a checkoff class)
New Kentucky Med/Surg RN contracts paying $2,350+/wk
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UNIT: MEDSURG RN Required Certs: Must have current active compact license. AHA BLS and NIHSS. Minimum Experience REQUIRED: Two years of strong Med/Surg, 1 travel assignment.

Weekend/Holiday Requirement: Every third weekend. Every other holiday. Charting

Recent EPIC experience required (will be required to do a checkoff class) Patient Population: General M/S: gallbladder, colectomy, appey, hip/knee replacements/ORIFs, Covid, GI bleeds, CHF, COPD, sepsis, UTI, respiratory. Skillset: PIV insertion, chest tube/indwelling drain management, CBI, drip management (heparin, cardizem), PEGs/NGs, ostomy care, remote tele, blood product administration, NIHSS/dysphagia screen, Must have strong assessment and critical thinking skills!

Hard worker, resilient and manages change well, social candidates. Unit Information: 45 beds. Ratio: Days 1:4-5; NOCs 1:5-7; CN takes full assignment on nights and may take patients on days.

Unit Strengths: Very experienced staff. Scrub Colors: Navy blue scrubs

About the role

Patient Population: General M/S: gallbladder, colectomy, appey, hip/knee replacements/ORIFs, Covid, GI bleeds, CHF, COPD, sepsis, UTI, respiratory.