- Not ProvidedComments**4 DAYS OR LESS OF TOTAL RTO ONLY** RTO BLACKOUT DATES: 11/25
- 11/27, 12/23
- 12/26, 12/30
- 1/2MUST BE AVAILABLE TO WORK 2 OF THE 3 HOLIDAYS Children's Hospital Colorado @ North CampusUnit: Level Nine - MedicalPosition Title: Med Surg RN TravelerSpecialty: Medical Pulmonary RN Traveler1:3 to 1:4, based on patient acuityLength of Assignment: 14 WeeksAssignment Dates: 01/05/2027 - 04/10/2027Shift: 12
- Hour Night
1900 - 1900Self-scheduling not availableShift rotation rarely required Scheduling RequirementsWeekend Requirement0: Availability for 10 weekend shifts in 8 week schedule blockOn-Call Requirement: NoneFloat Requirement: Levels 7, 8, 9, 10; CPCU; North & South CampusesHoliday Requirement: MUST BE AVAILABLE TO WORK 2 OF THE 3 HOLIDAYS Position RequirementsMinimum 2 years of Pediatric RN experience requiredMinimum 2 years of Medical/Pulmonary Pediatrics experience requiredMust have experience with:Tracheostomy careVentilator managementChest tube managementPrevious travel experience preferredTeaching hospital experience strongly preferred Required
Licensure/Certification: BLS and PALS requiredLicensure/Certification: RN
Education: BSN preferredPrevious travel highly preferred but not required Float PolicyClient reserves the right to float or reassign personnel to other areas of practice within their clinical competency to fulfill guaranteed scheduled hours. Travelers may be floated within the Denver Metro area up to thirty-five (35) miles from their originally assigned facility, unless otherwise noted in the individual assignment confirmation.
RTO & Vaccination PolicyNo RTO permitted during the first two (2) weeks of the assignment. Seasonal Influenza Vaccine required. Medical and religious exemptions accepted.
Additional NotesStrong pediatric pulmonary experience is required. Candidates must be comfortable caring for high-acuity trach, vent, and chest tube patients. Experience with ventilator-dependent pediatric populations is highly preferred.
Travelers should be prepared to discuss pulmonary and ventilator management experience during the interview.