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Med Surg / Telemetry (RN)

Assignment13 weeks
ShiftNights
Experience1+ yrs
PostedOct 15
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active SC license
Certifications
✓ACLS, BLS, and NIHSS
Qualifications
✓At least 1 year of experience in the field, in LTAC MS/Tele, MS, or PCU
✓At least 1 year of Epic experience
✓First-time travelers considered based on experience
✓Flu vaccine required, no exemptions
✓COVID vaccine not required
✓Social Security number required with submittal
✓Key Skills (from the posting)
✓Dysrhythmia interpretation and management, 12-lead EKG, antiarrhythmics, anticoagulation, and thrombolytics
✓IV vasopressors, IV insulin protocols, insulin drip titration, and continuous IV sedation
✓Central line, PICC, and arterial line care
✓Chest tubes
✓Vent modes and weaning, trach care, ABG interpretation, and suctioning
✓Complex wound care, tube feedings, stroke scale assessment, and renal failure care
Preferred: charge experience, community hospital, LTAC, and Level I or II trauma experience
Pay for this position
$2,563/wk
South Carolina cardiac RN contractsmedian $1,833/wk
$1,500/wk40% above the South Carolina median$3,100/wk
This contract is no longer active.
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active SC license
Certifications
✓ACLS, BLS, and NIHSS
Qualifications
✓At least 1 year of experience in the field, in LTAC MS/Tele, MS, or PCU
✓At least 1 year of Epic experience
✓First-time travelers considered based on experience
✓Flu vaccine required, no exemptions
✓COVID vaccine not required
✓Social Security number required with submittal
✓Key Skills (from the posting)
✓Dysrhythmia interpretation and management, 12-lead EKG, antiarrhythmics, anticoagulation, and thrombolytics
✓IV vasopressors, IV insulin protocols, insulin drip titration, and continuous IV sedation
✓Central line, PICC, and arterial line care
✓Chest tubes
✓Vent modes and weaning, trach care, ABG interpretation, and suctioning
✓Complex wound care, tube feedings, stroke scale assessment, and renal failure care
Preferred: charge experience, community hospital, LTAC, and Level I or II trauma experience
New South Carolina cardiac RN contracts paying $2,550+/wk
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Med/Tele RN (LTAC MS/Tele) – South Carolina

Nights, 3x12 or 4x12, 7p–7:30a, every other weekend (may vary with unit needs) Contract weeks: 13 | Guaranteed hours: Charting: Epic | Meds: Omnicell Unit Overview LTAC medical-surgical/tele unit, adult and geriatric patients Ratios: 1:5 on days, nights, and weekends Daily census: 15 Float to GMH if census is low; floating is required based on unit needs Orientation: 24 hours One pre-approved time off allowed Support: PT, respiratory, phlebotomy, radiology, social services, pharmacy, and unit secretary Requirements At least 1 year of experience in the field, in LTAC MS/Tele, MS, or PCU At least 1 year of Epic experience

ACLS, BLS, and NIHSS Active SC license First-time travelers considered based on experience Preferred: charge experience, community hospital, LTAC, and Level I or II trauma experience Flu vaccine required, no exemptions; COVID vaccine not required Social Security number required with submittal Key Skills (from the posting) Dysrhythmia interpretation and management, 12-lead EKG, antiarrhythmics, anticoagulation, and thrombolytics IV vasopressors, IV insulin protocols, insulin drip titration, and continuous IV sedation Central line, PICC, and arterial line care; chest tubes Vent modes and weaning, trach care, ABG interpretation, and suctioning Complex wound care, tube feedings, stroke scale assessment, and renal failure care