Critical Care RN - Rapid Response Team (3x12h Shifts)
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Dallas (TX)
On-site
USD 65,000 - 85,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
PPO medical plan
Paid Time Off
Retirement programs
Tuition Reimbursement
Wellness programs
Job summary
UT Southwestern Medical Center seeks a critical care nurse for its Rapid Response Team. The nurse will provide immediate interventions during crises, coordinate interdisciplinary care for patients, and educate families. Candidates should have a nursing degree, a minimum of one year of RN experience, and appropriate certifications like BLS and ACLS. The role requires working three 12-hour shifts per week, some weekends included. Benefits start on day one, including health plans and retirement programs.
Qualifications
Graduate of an approved/accredited nursing program.
Minimum 1 year RN experience.
Three years ICU experience or strong Emergency Department experience preferred.
Current Texas or BNE Compact State license.
Licenses and certifications for specialties may be higher as per unit/standard of care.
Responsibilities
Provide immediate expert intervention for patients showing signs of clinical deterioration.
Co‑ordinate interdisciplinary plans of care and communicate with team members and families.
Evaluate implemented interventions and modify care as needed.
Skills
Critical thinking
Patient assessment
Team collaboration
Nursing interventions
Emergency care
Education
Graduate of an approved nursing program
BSN preferred
Tools
BLS Certification
ACLS Certification
PALS Certification
Job description
UT Southwestern Medical Center seeks a critical care nurse for its Rapid Response Team. The nurse will provide immediate interventions during crises, coordinate interdisciplinary care for patients, and educate families. Candidates should have a nursing degree, a minimum of one year of RN experience, and appropriate certifications like BLS and ACLS. The role requires working three 12-hour shifts per week, some weekends included. Benefits start on day one, including health plans and retirement programs.