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Cynet Health is seeking an RN on a Medical-Surgical rehabilitation unit in Wisconsin for a 13-week travel assignment. The role involves 12-hour night shifts (1900–0730) with a 1:5 nurse-to-patient ratio on an urban rehabilitation unit with 10 private rooms.
Responsibilities include managing nebs and inhalers, attending team conferences, and potential float to similar units. BLS certification and a valid RN license are required; rehab experience is preferred.
Profession: RN (Registered Nurse)
Specialty: Medical Surgical
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: 12-Hour Nights
Hours per Shift: 12 hours, from 1900 to 0730.
Experience: Minimum 1 year required.
License: Required
Certifications: BLS (AHA)
Must-Have:
Description:
Department: Rehabilitation Nursing
Unit has 10 private rooms.
Nurse to Patient Ratios: 1:5.
Common diagnoses include 40% stroke, trauma, orthopedic, neurological, and a variety of disabilities.
Average length of stay is 10-14 days on this adult unit.
RNs are required to attend team conferences for acute inpatient rehabilitation.
Charge nurse takes patient assignments with a 1:5 ratio.
Travelers have the opportunity to take charge roles.
There are nurse aides available during day and evening shifts but none during the night shift.
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology, and a rehabilitation physician are part of the team.
RNs are responsible for administering nebs and inhalers.
Respiratory therapists handle CPAP and BiPAP during night shifts.
Shifts for RNs may include variations such as 12-hour or 8-hour options.
Weekend requirements include working every other weekend to every third.
Holiday requirements range from two to three during winter and every other for other holidays.
Floating may occur to similar medical-surgical tele units.
Any color scrubs are acceptable as long as they are clean and professional.
Note: Previous employment with this organization must have an end date of at least six months prior to submission.
All clinicians must clock in and out at the facility.
Charting system utilized: Cerner.