RN - LTC

Cynet HealthStaff; Alaska; On-site; USD 66,000 - 94,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet HealthStaff seeks a skilled RN for a Long-Term Care assignment in Alaska. This 26-week travel position offers night 4x12s (19:00–07:30) or day 4x12s (07:00–19:30), with a flexible schedule and non-rotating shifts.

Active Alaska RN license and BLS are required, plus prior LTC and travel nursing experience. Duties include wound care, IV hydration, respiratory treatments, and potential float between facilities to meet patient needs.

Qualifications

• Must have travel nursing experience.
• LTC experience required.
• Alaska RN license active.
• BLS certification required.
• Willing to float between facilities.

Responsibilities

• Provide care to adults and geriatrics, including dementia.
• Perform wound care, IV hydration, and respiratory treatments.
• Support 4x12-hour shifts, nights or days, with fixed schedules.
• May float between nearby facilities to meet needs.
• Travel assignment duration is 26 weeks, with possible shorter terms.

Skills

Travel nursing experience

LTC experience

Wound care

IV hydration

Respiratory treatments

Education

Alaska RN license

BLS Certification

Job description

RN - LTC

LTC RNRegistered NurseLong Term Care26 WeeksNight 4x12-Hour (19:00 - 07:30) & Day 4x12-Hour (07:00 - 19:30)12 Hours1 Year of ExperienceAlaska License RequiredBLS Certification Required

Must-Have:

Previous travel experience requiredLTC experience

Description:Seeking a skilled long-term care registered nurse for an upcoming assignment.Previous travel nursing experience is required.Candidates must possess an active Alaska license.This position offers flexibility with shift options, including 4x12-hour or 3x12-hour shifts, depending on the needs of the facility.Staffing will be determined based on facility requirements, and caregivers are generally assigned to either days or nights without rotating shifts.The duration of the assignment is 26 weeks, with the option for shorter terms available.Nurse-to-patient ratio is 1:20.All caregivers will need to obtain Alaska Food Worker Certification, which can be completed onsite during orientation.There is a nominal fee for certification.Candidates will be expected to float within scope to meet facility needs.Flexibility regarding holiday availability is essential, as travelers must be willing to work at least two of the three major winter holidays.A one-time certification fee will apply for the food worker course.This role involves providing care to adults and geriatrics with a variety of health conditions, including dementia and cognitive impairments.Candidates should have experience with specific skills such as wound care, IV hydration, and respiratory treatments.Travelers may be required to float between nearby facilities as necessary.Communication devices needed for the role will be provided.Travelers should be prepared to adhere to the job schedule, including any requested time off requirements.