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TotalMed RN · Billings, MTTravel

NICU - Neonatal Intensive Care (RN)

Assignment13 weeks
ShiftDays
Experience2+ yrs
PostedOct 23
✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓NRP protocols
CNA Support preferred
Qualifications
✓Blood glucose monitoring
✓Breastfeeding support and breast milk handling
✓Bottle, breast, and gavage feedings
✓Oral, NG, and NJ tube placement and management
✓Neonatal sepsis workups
✓Starting and maintaining IVs
✓UAC/UVC management
✓Antibiotic and antiviral administration
✓Anti-seizure medication administration
✓IV vasopressor administration
✓Neonatal medication dose calculations
✓Assisting with lumbar punctures
✓NAS scoring and management
✓Bubble CPAP
✓High-flow nasal cannula (HFNC)
✓Chest tube management
Insulin administration preferred
NEC recognition and management preferred
Blood product administration preferred
Arterial line management preferred
Central line care and blood draws preferred
ICP monitoring preferred
Therapeutic hypothermia preferred
VP shunt management preferred
High-frequency ventilation preferred
Nitric Oxide (iNO) preferred
Oscillator management preferred
Ventilator management preferred
Unit Support preferred
Charge RN preferred
Unit Clerks (Days) preferred
Respiratory Therapists (24/7) preferred
Neonatologists (24/7) preferred
Neonatal Intensivists (24/7) preferred
RN Case Manager preferred
Social Worker preferred
Nursing Professional Development Specialist (Unit Educator) preferred
Nurse Manager preferred
Technology & Equipment preferred
EMR: Cerner preferred
IV Pumps: Alaris preferred
Medication Dispensing: Omnicell preferred
+Benefits
Continuing education
Pay for this position
$2,304/wk
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✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓NRP protocols
CNA Support preferred
Qualifications
✓Blood glucose monitoring
✓Breastfeeding support and breast milk handling
✓Bottle, breast, and gavage feedings
✓Oral, NG, and NJ tube placement and management
✓Neonatal sepsis workups
✓Starting and maintaining IVs
✓UAC/UVC management
✓Antibiotic and antiviral administration
✓Anti-seizure medication administration
✓IV vasopressor administration
✓Neonatal medication dose calculations
✓Assisting with lumbar punctures
✓NAS scoring and management
✓Bubble CPAP
✓High-flow nasal cannula (HFNC)
✓Chest tube management
Insulin administration preferred
NEC recognition and management preferred
Blood product administration preferred
Arterial line management preferred
Central line care and blood draws preferred
ICP monitoring preferred
Therapeutic hypothermia preferred
VP shunt management preferred
High-frequency ventilation preferred
Nitric Oxide (iNO) preferred
Oscillator management preferred
Ventilator management preferred
Unit Support preferred
Charge RN preferred
Unit Clerks (Days) preferred
Respiratory Therapists (24/7) preferred
Neonatologists (24/7) preferred
Neonatal Intensivists (24/7) preferred
RN Case Manager preferred
Social Worker preferred
Nursing Professional Development Specialist (Unit Educator) preferred
Nurse Manager preferred
Technology & Equipment preferred
EMR: Cerner preferred
IV Pumps: Alaris preferred
Medication Dispensing: Omnicell preferred
+Benefits
Continuing education
New Montana ICU RN contracts paying $2,300+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
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Unit Overview Level IIIb NICU 14 private suites, 19 licensed beds Average daily census: 7.4 patients Minimum 2 years of NICU experience required Level III or Level IV NICU experience highly preferred Level II NICU experience may be considered First-time travelers welcome Manager interview required Requirements Licensure & Certifications Required: BLS NRP Preferred: PALS STABLE Patient Population This Level IIIb NICU cares for newborns 25 weeks gestation and older and provides advanced neonatal care, including: Respiratory distress/failure Prematurity and low birth weight infants Transient tachypnea of the newborn (TTN) Post C-section newborns Neonatal sepsis Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) Seizure disorders Advanced therapies include: High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation (HFOV) Nitric Oxide Therapy (iNO) Therapeutic Hypothermia (Full Body Cooling) Physician & Specialist Coverage Neonatologists available 24/7 Neonatal Intensivists available 24/7 Multiple pediatric subspecialties available No pediatric surgery services onsite Patient Ratios 1:2-3 , based on patient acuity

Candidates should be proficient in: NRP protocols Blood glucose monitoring Phototherapy Breastfeeding support and breast milk handling Bottle, breast, and gavage feedings Oral, NG, and NJ tube placement and management Neonatal sepsis workups Starting and maintaining IVs UAC/UVC management Antibiotic and antiviral administration Anti-seizure medication administration IV vasopressor administration Neonatal medication dose calculations Assisting with lumbar punctures NAS scoring and management Bubble CPAP High-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) Suctioning Chest tube management Preferred Skills Insulin administration NEC recognition and management Blood product administration Arterial line management Central line care and blood draws ICP monitoring Therapeutic hypothermia VP shunt management High-frequency ventilation Nitric Oxide (iNO) Oscillator management Ventilator management Unit Support The NICU is supported by: Charge RN Unit Clerks (Days) Respiratory Therapists (24/7) Neonatologists (24/7) Neonatal Intensivists (24/7) CNA Support RN Case Manager Social Worker Nursing Professional Development Specialist (Unit Educator) Nurse Manager Technology & Equipment EMR: Cerner IV Pumps: Alaris Medication Dispensing: Omnicell Monitors: Philips