Evening Perioperative RN – OR & Recovery (36h/wk)

JVMH Infotech; Rhode Island; On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

RN Operating Room position in Providence, RI for a 90-day on-site contractor role in the OPERATING ROOM department. Shift: 19:00–07:30, Monday to Friday; 36 hours per week.

The role provides perioperative patient care, assists with surgeries, maintains sterile technique, stocks and prepares ORs, and collaborates with surgical teams. Requires active RI RN license and BLS; CNOR preferred; vaccines required.

Qualifications

• Active RN license (or compact, RI)
• BLS certification (AHA)
• CNOR preferred (not required)
• Surgical/perioperative experience required—C-sections, D&C, PPTL, D&E
• Flu and COVID-19 vaccines required (no exemptions)

Responsibilities

• Providing perioperative care in recovery, procedure, and operating rooms.
• Stocking operating rooms with sterile surgical equipment, linens, and supplies.
• Developing and implementing nursing care plans for surgical patients.
• Preparing patients for surgery by cleaning and disinfecting areas to be operated on.
• Assisting surgeons during surgical procedures.
• Applying sterile techniques in handling medical instruments pre-, during, and post-surgery.
• Collaborating with surgical teams on patient medication and post-surgery care.
• Updating patient files and medical records.
• Assisting with the ordering, maintenance, and safe storage of surgical equipment and supplies.
• Providing patients with post-surgery care instructions and answering questions.

Skills

Perioperative care

Sterile technique

Patient care

Education

RN license (RI)

Job description

RN Operating Room position in Providence, RI for a 90-day on-site contractor role in the OPERATING ROOM department. Shift: 19:00–07:30, Monday to Friday; 36 hours per week.

The role provides perioperative patient care, assists with surgeries, maintains sterile technique, stocks and prepares ORs, and collaborates with surgical teams. Requires active RI RN license and BLS; CNOR preferred; vaccines required.