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Intermediate Care Unit Registered Nurse (RN) Unit Description This unit comprises 8 Intermediate Care beds and 10 Observation beds, servicing a diverse range of medical patients. Common cases include respiratory issues, diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), arrhythmias, post-operative kidney transplant patients, and interventional neurological patients. The unit is equipped to care for telemetry patients with both medical and surgical needs, including those in the renal population.
Shift Details 3x12 Hour Night Shifts (7:00 PM - 7:00 AM) Weekdays and every other weekend required Floating within scope may be required to meet facility needs Orientation Orientation sessions are held every other week on Thursday. Nurse-to-Patient Ratios 3:1 for Intermediate Care Unit patients 4:1 for Medical/Surgical patients Experience Requirements Minimum of 2 years of RN experience required At least 1 year of experience in a relevant specialty is required First-time travelers are accepted Certifications Required Basic Life Support (BLS) Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) – must be American Heart Association certified Additional Details No call requirement Open to accommodating block schedule requests - to be discussed in the interview Guarantee of 36 or 48 hours/week is offered – please discuss with the manager Strong Intermediate Care or ICU experience is required Skills in interpretation and management of dysrhythmias and ventilator management are essential Must hold a West Virginia or Compact RN License (can submit with pending license, but must have an active license to start) No restrictions on time off requests; discuss during the interview Facility Highlights Type of Facility: Short-Term Acute Care, Level 1 Trauma Center Total Staffed Beds: 855 Scrub Color: Royal Blue and White (or combination) Charting System: Cerner Free parking available for travelers in the parking garage
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This unit comprises 8 Intermediate Care beds and 10 Observation beds, servicing a diverse range of medical patients. Common cases include respiratory issues, diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), arrhythmias, post-operative kidney transplant patients, and interventional neurological patients. The unit is equipped to care for telemetry patients with both medical and surgical needs, including those in the renal population.