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Aya Healthcare · Kalispell, MTTravel

Registered Nurse - NICU

TypeFull time
Assignment13 weeks
ShiftNights
Experience5+ yrs
PostedNov 12
✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓BLS, NRP
Qualifications
✓Experience with above patient types
✓Experience with neuro surgeries not required
✓Hard Stops: Nasal IMB (intubation), experience with c-pap, experience with vents, UVC/PICC/Broviac management
✓Will receive orientation on these units, ok if no experience but must be willing to float and learn
✓IV therapy and drip management, antibiotics, blood products, occasional trached patient (usually not fresh), g-tube, ostomies, drawing labs
✓HUC shared with all of Womens/Childrens
✓Charge nurse - typically not in patient rotation
✓Phlebotomy here, but does not draw on NICU patients
✓IV Therapy Team (only PICC lines for NICU patients)
✓RT 24/7 - NICU/Peds RT
✓Hospitalist 24/7
✓Intensivist 24/7
✓Neonatologists and NNPs - Neonatologists here during the day, not always at night
✓NNPs here mostly 24/7
✓EMR: Meditech
✓IV Pump: Syringe pumps - Medfusion
✓Med dispensing: Pyxis
✓Unit specific equipment: Giraffes and Omnibeds
✓Floating: If yes, where?
✓Could float to OB (postpartum care), Peds (NICU RNs take age 3 and under)
✓1 shift NICU, 1 Shift OB, 1 Shift Peds
✓Weekend rotation: 5 weekend shifts in a 6-week period
✓For Nights, weekends are Friday/Saturday Night
✓On call? No
✓Holiday Expectations: Will be put in Holiday Group (1 summer/1 winter)
✓Would work day before, day of, and day after holiday
✓Approval of RTO: RTO to go through manager
STABLE preferred or must be obtained within 1 year of hire if extending
Logan Health Medical Center
176open roles
210beds
Pay for this position
$2,480 – $2,680/wk
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✓You’ll need
Certifications
✓BLS, NRP
Qualifications
✓Experience with above patient types
✓Experience with neuro surgeries not required
✓Hard Stops: Nasal IMB (intubation), experience with c-pap, experience with vents, UVC/PICC/Broviac management
✓Will receive orientation on these units, ok if no experience but must be willing to float and learn
✓IV therapy and drip management, antibiotics, blood products, occasional trached patient (usually not fresh), g-tube, ostomies, drawing labs
✓HUC shared with all of Womens/Childrens
✓Charge nurse - typically not in patient rotation
✓Phlebotomy here, but does not draw on NICU patients
✓IV Therapy Team (only PICC lines for NICU patients)
✓RT 24/7 - NICU/Peds RT
✓Hospitalist 24/7
✓Intensivist 24/7
✓Neonatologists and NNPs - Neonatologists here during the day, not always at night
✓NNPs here mostly 24/7
✓EMR: Meditech
✓IV Pump: Syringe pumps - Medfusion
✓Med dispensing: Pyxis
✓Unit specific equipment: Giraffes and Omnibeds
✓Floating: If yes, where?
✓Could float to OB (postpartum care), Peds (NICU RNs take age 3 and under)
✓1 shift NICU, 1 Shift OB, 1 Shift Peds
✓Weekend rotation: 5 weekend shifts in a 6-week period
✓For Nights, weekends are Friday/Saturday Night
✓On call? No
✓Holiday Expectations: Will be put in Holiday Group (1 summer/1 winter)
✓Would work day before, day of, and day after holiday
✓Approval of RTO: RTO to go through manager
STABLE preferred or must be obtained within 1 year of hire if extending
Logan Health Medical Center
176open roles
210beds
New Montana ICU RN contracts paying $2,450+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Email me new ICU / Critical Care jobs in Montana paying $2,450+/wk
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Full employer posting

  • SimpliFi Interview - Manager Final Review
  • Unit Information:
  • Beds: 12 beds, Level III-B NICU
  • Census? Average patients/day? 9-10 per day
  • Minimum Years of Experience required? 2 years of Level III or IV NICU
  • Will you accept a first-time traveler? If they have 5+ years Level III or IV experience, will consider. Send for manager approval
  • Patient Types/Common Diagnoses:
  • 23 weeks and above
  • HIE (cooling), oscillators, nitric, eat/sleep/console, feeders/growers, spinal defects, neurosurgery (shunts, meningocele repair), general surgeries, respiratory distress/failure, meconium aspiration, patients from home births
  • No cardiac surgeries or ECMO. If severe congenital defects, would likely stabilize and transfer out depending on whats need to support defect
  • Patient Ratios:
  • RN: 1:1-2 depending on acuity; 1:3 for feeders/growers
  • Required License, National Certification, Certs:
  • BLS, NRP; STABLE preferred or must be obtained within 1 year of hire if extending
  • Skills required:
  • Experience with above patient types; Experience with neuro surgeries not required
  • IV therapy and drip management, antibiotics, blood products, occasional trached patient (usually not fresh), g-tube, ostomies, drawing labs
  • Hard Stops: Nasal IMB (intubation), experience with c-pap, experience with vents, UVC/PICC/Broviac management
  • Support within the Department:
  • No CNA
  • HUC shared with all of Womens/Childrens
  • Charge nurse - typically not in patient rotation
  • Phlebotomy here, but does not draw on NICU patients
  • IV Therapy Team (only PICC lines for NICU patients)
  • RT 24/7 - NICU/Peds RT
  • Hospitalist 24/7
  • Intensivist 24/7
  • Neonatologists and NNPs - Neonatologists here during the day, not always at night. NNPs here mostly 24/7
  • Monitors at bedside and central monitor at nurses station, no tele tech
  • Technology/Equipment:
  • EMR: Meditech
  • IV Pump: Syringe pumps - Medfusion
  • Med dispensing: Pyxis
  • Unit specific equipment: Giraffes and Omnibeds
  • Floating: If yes, where?
  • Could float to OB (postpartum care), Peds (NICU RNs take age 3 and under)
  • Will receive orientation on these units, ok if no experience but must be willing to float and learn
  • Orientation (facility and unit):
  • NEO
  • 1 shift NICU, 1 Shift OB, 1 Shift Peds
  • Scheduling:
  • Weekend rotation: 5 weekend shifts in a 6-week period
  • For Nights, weekends are Friday/Saturday Night
  • On call? No
  • Holiday Expectations: Will be put in Holiday Group (1 summer/1 winter)
  • Would work day before, day of, and day after holiday
  • Approval of RTO: RTO to go through manager
  • Shift times: 0655-1930, 1855-0730
  • Schedule cycle: Self-scheduling, made in 6-week increments. Schedule will be balanced to cover shifts
  • Other notes:
  • Scrub Color: Any solid color, professional
  • Parking: Free
  • Unit Culture:

About the role

If they have 5+ years Level III or IV experience, will consider.