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Cynet Health is seeking an experienced ER RN for a 13-week assignment in Kenner, LA. The role is a night shift with 12-hour blocks and a high-acuity environment. Epic experience is required, with a compact or Louisiana license and 2 years of ER experience.
Daily census is around 40 patients across 26 beds, with about 100 visits per day. Candidates must hold BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS, and CPI certifications. The unit may deploy you to an Emergency Team during events; comfort with on-call duties and
Profession: Nursing
Specialty: Emergency Room
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: Night
Hours per Shift: 12
Experience: 2 years required
License: Compact or Louisiana License Required
Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS, CPI (Required)
Must-Have:
Epic experience requiredUnit will accept 1st time travelers
Description:Please ensure you are aware of the following:Upon accepting an assignment and starting your role, your unit manager may assign you to an "Emergency Team."There will be an expectation to stay at the facility until after an event passes or be part of the relief team.Specific details pertaining to pay will be relayed on each emergency event, as impacts vary.By signing your travel contract to take a position, you accept the above and will report as assigned by your immediate unit manager if an emergency event occurs.You should not apply for this role if you are not comfortable with the above.
Candidates must be willing to work 2 of 4 designated holiday periods annually:Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's.Although Halloween is not a paid holiday, some units may require coverage for it.Holiday assignments are based on departmental needs and fair staff rotation.
Average Daily Census: 40Rooms: 26Patient Ratio: 1:4
Skills:Abdominal painAcute psychosisArterial line managementAssist/manage intubationAsthmaBiPAP/CPAP managementBlood product administrationBurnsCare of ventilated patientCentral line care/managementChest tube insertion/managementContinuous IV paralyticsContinuous IV sedationCVA (Cerebrovascular Accident)Drug overdoseEmergency medicationsEpiglottitisGeneral Emergency Department (Combined Adult/Pedi)Gunshot woundsHead injuryHyperglycemiaHypothermia protocol/Arctic SunICP monitoringIdentify/report neglect or abuseInfectionInterpretation of arterial blood gases (ABGs)Interpretation of dysrhythmiasIsolation precautions/PPEIV insulin protocolsIV vasopressorsManage/apply splintsManagement of dysrhythmiasManagement of patient with multi-system organ dysfunction/failureManaging violent behaviorMental/behavioral health conditionsNear drowningNeuro-traumaObtain 12 lead EKG/ECGOrtho traumaPhlebotomyPoison ingestionProcedural sedation administration/monitoringPsychiatric holdRespiratory infectionSeizuresSickle cell crisisSkin disordersSpinal cord injuryStarting and maintaining IVsSTEMI certified facilityStroke certified facilitySuicidal patientTraumatic amputationTraumatic brain injuryTriageUrinary tract infection
Patient Age Groups: Neonates, adolescents, infants, adults, pediatrics, geriatricsDaily Census: 40Number of Visits Per Day: 100Number of Rooms: 26Number of Beds: 26
Interdisciplinary Support: Physical therapy, respiratory services, interpretation services, phlebotomy, radiology, social services, lift teams, rapid response teams, pharmacy, transportation, unit secretaryPatient Diagnoses: Emergency diagnoses