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Cynet Health is seeking a Registered Nurse for the CCU on a 13-week assignment in South Carolina. The role requires 3x12 or 4x12 night shifts (12 hours, 19:00–07:30) with a daily census around 15 patients.
Candidates must have ACLS, BLS, NIHSS and EPIC/Omnicell experience, plus 1 year in LTAC/MS/PCU and an active State license. The unit emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach with respiratory, physical therapy, and social services support.
Profession: Nursing
Specialty: Critical Care Unit
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: Night
Hours per Shift: 12 hours (19:00 - 07:30)
Experience: Minimum of 1 year in LTAC, MS, and PCU
License: Active State License
Certifications: ACLS, BLS, NIHSS
Must-Have:
Description:Shift options are 3x12 or 4x12 nights.Floating is required based on unit needs.Weekend coverage every other weekend, but may vary based on the needs of the unit.This is a Long-Term Acute Care position.Medication system experience with Omnicell is required.Charting system experience with EPIC is mandatory.Candidates with previous charge experience are preferred.Patient ratios are 5:1 across shifts.Staff members will be required to float to other units if census requires.The daily census will approximate 15 patients.Qualified candidates should possess skills in antiarrhythmics, anticoagulation therapy, and antihypertensives.Experience in the management of complex cases such as CHF, renal failure, and pneumonia is necessary.Competencies in various procedures, including central line care, chest tube management, and arterial line management, are required.Candidates must demonstrate the ability to interpret arterial blood gases and manage respiratory conditions.Infection prevention and compliance with isolation precautions are essential.The unit will support an interdisciplinary team approach, including respiratory services, physical therapy, and social services.Qualified candidates will have a minimum of 1 year of experience in an acute care setting.