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Trusted Health is seeking an experienced allied health professional for a travel assignment overseeing NICU, MICU, pediatric and adult patients. Flexibility to float between ICU, ED and inpatient units is required, with a focus on respiratory support and rapid response in a high-acuity setting.
The role involves night shifts, self-scheduling, and staying within location constraints while meeting hospital staffing needs across Treasure Valley, including Nampa and Boise areas.
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Pre-employment modules may be required for this role. Please upload any certifications or health documents you have to your profile to expedite your on-boarding process.
Resume: Each employment history entry must include all the following: detailed duties, hospital size, unit size, trauma level (if applicable), patient ratio, teaching facility.References: At least one reference must be from the same unit/specialty as the job you’re applying to.
Must be able to care for all age ranges, including adults, pediatric patients, and NICU patients, and work in either MICU, NICU, or both, as well as the Emergency Department.
Level II NICU experience and comfort going to deliveries and initiating CPAP preferred.
For NICU coverage, NRP is required.
Any employment gaps greater than 30 days must be explained.- The facility may make one-off exceptions for previous employees, but exceptions must be approved by St. Luke’s Health System.- RTO should be requested in advance.
The patient population includes Level II-B NICU, MICU, pediatric, adult, and geriatric patients; the unit also provides PACU treatments and overnight oximetry.- Coverage includes the Emergency Department and inpatient floors.- 25-28 treatments are performed per 8-hour shift.- Respiratory duties include radial or brachial ABGs, all respiratory treatments, and management of respiratory equipment.- RTs assist with intubation; independent intubation is not required.- Equipment includes Dräger V500, Hamilton, ReVel, V60s, Vapotherm, and EPOC.- Intensivists, hospitalists, and anesthesia are available in-house; eICU coverage is available at night.- Pediatric patients in the Emergency Department are stabilized and transferred out.
Self-scheduling is available; travelers sign up last and are asked to stay flexible to fill gaps in permanent staff.- Every other weekend is required; night shifts cover Friday and Saturday.- Holiday rotation may be required.- Optional call or standby call has a 30-minute response time; a text list is available for picking up shifts.- Clinicians may be asked to trade with staff or rotate between shifts.
Must be comfortable floating between all specialties, including ICU, MICU, MS/Tele, and ER.- The clinician is first to float and may float throughout the hospital and within the Treasure Valley, including sister facilities in Nampa (14 miles west) and Boise (10 miles east); the clinician may be asked to float mid-shift with a minimum of 60 minutes’ notice before the shift.
14 days maximum time off
1 Charge/Lead/Supervisor reference required from within the last 3 years
Driver’s license required for submission