Perioperative RN – PRN Trauma Overnight (7p-7a)

HCA Florida Lake Monroe Hospital; Sanford (FL); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical benefits

401(k) plan with match

Education support

Life insurance

Tuition assistance

Job summary

HCA Florida Lake Monroe Hospital is seeking a dynamic RN to join its Peri-operative team in a PRN trauma on-call overnight role from 7p to 7a. You will collaborate with physicians to deliver intra-operative care, monitor patients, and ensure the OR is ready with supplies and equipment.

The ideal candidate has a Florida RN license (or multistate) and perioperative or acute care experience, with certifications such as NIH Stroke Scale, ACLS, BCLS, and PALS expected within specified timeframes.

Qualifications

• Florida RN license (or compact)
• 1+ years RN experience in acute care preferred
• Perioperative nursing experience preferred
• NIH Stroke Scale within 30 days of employment start
• ACLS Provider within 6 months of start
• BCLS Instructor within 30 days of start
• PALS Provider within 6 months of employment start

Responsibilities

• Recognize and address urgent and emergent surgical situations
• Foster continuity and quality of care for patients
• Assess and monitor patients’ status in the OR
• Monitor vitals and provide general nursing care
• Prepare OR with supplies, implants, and equipment
• Maintain sterile OR environment
• Review charts for completeness per protocols
• Communicate with patients, team, and physicians to ensure continuity of care

Skills

RN license

Acute care experience

Perioperative experience

Communication skills

Education

Nursing diploma/AS/BSN

NIH Stroke Scale within 30 days

ACLS Provider

BCLS Instructor

PALS Provider

Job description

HCA Florida Lake Monroe Hospital is seeking a dynamic RN to join its Peri-operative team in a PRN trauma on-call overnight role from 7p to 7a. You will collaborate with physicians to deliver intra-operative care, monitor patients, and ensure the OR is ready with supplies and equipment.

The ideal candidate has a Florida RN license (or multistate) and perioperative or acute care experience, with certifications such as NIH Stroke Scale, ACLS, BCLS, and PALS expected within specified timeframes.