- Burn experience preferred, but not a requirement Hospital: Location: Research Medical Center Address: 2316 E. Meyer Blvd. KCMO 64132 Unit Name: BURN ICU/PCU Building: Cost Center: 67827 General Information Unit Specifics:
- Number of Beds: 6
- Patient Ratios: Varies on Acuity. Adult only
- Unit staffing description: Charge Nurse, RNs, Nurse Externs, Paramedics.
- Type of equipment: Alaris Iv Pumps, Hill-Rom beds and call light system, GE Cardiac monitoring equipment
- Documentation system: Meditech
- Scheduling
3 weekend shifts in a 4-week scheduling period • On Call
- N/A
- Floating policy: Float to like units. ICU/PCU/CCU. Agency staff first to float when needed.
- Patient Experience
Uphold our mission and values. Treat every patient as their own. Courtesy and Respect is a top priority.
Must adhere to Bedside Shift report requirements. Hospital Specifics- •
- BLS, ACLS, TNCC, NIH, ABLS preferred (not required)
- Level 1 Trauma Facility
- Trauma, Stroke, and Cardiac Verified Facility Hiring profile Requested Skill Set: ICU OR PCU background. Preferred Burn Experience if possible. NIH Certified Hemodynamic Monitoring Hemodynamic drip titration proficient Must have : Experience with ICU/PCU level of care. Burn experience preferred. Must be BLS, ALC, and TNCC certified. Cardiac rhythm proficient. Advanced skills needed: NIH.ABLS certification preferred. Hemodynamic trained. Procedures performed on unit: Debridement, dressing changes, Line insertion, Chest tube insertions and maintenance. Post-op procedural care. Certifications Required: BLS, ACLS, TNCC,NIH, ABLS preferred but not required Dress Code : (Required uniform)
- Navy blue Scrub top. Navy blue or black scrub pants.
- Scrub Jacket
- No T-shirts, hoodies, or sweatshirts allowed. Unit Guidelines/Policies : Please attach unit specific policies and guidelines.
- Mixed acuity level department
- ICU/PCU/TELE/M/S level of patient.
- Patients stay in unit from admit to DC regardless of level of care
- Any additional information that would entice a worker to select your unit for their assignment: Consider items such as new equipment or technology, tenure and experience of staff, schedule options, etc.
- Strong multidisciplinary model consisting of burn surgeon, Nurse Practitioner, Intensivist, rehab, dietary, pharmacist, and case management etc.
- Dedicated Burn Surgeon and APP
- Teamwork oriented unit
- Large Experience level of core staff with a family like atmosphere
- Travel Nurse Friendly
- Dedicated Unit based Paramedics
- Use of Imobile Phones for communication with Providers and staff
- Critical Care Intensivists 24/7
- AirStrip for Cardiac Rhythms
- Discharge Lounge