RN - MS Ortho

Cynet Health; Greenville (SC); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

This RN - MS Orthopedic position in Greenville, SC is a 13-week travel assignment on a MedSurg Orthopedic floor. Day shift with 12-hour shifts.

Active RN license and at least 1 year of MedSurg/Orthopedic experience are required, with EPIC charting proficiency. Candidates must be able to float to MedSurg/Tele floors as needed, have experience with cardiac monitoring and emergency response, and be prepared for orthopedic trauma cases.

Qualifications

• Active RN license
• Minimum of 1 year in Medsurg/Orthopedic
• BLS certification
• Experience with EPIC charting system
• Ability to float to Medsurg/Tele floors as needed
• Experience with cardiac monitoring and emergency response

Responsibilities

• Provide MedSurg/Orthopedic patient care
• Monitor cardiac status and respond to emergencies
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams for patient care
• Float to MedSurg/Tele floors as needed and align with unit policies

Skills

Medsurg/Orthopedic experience

Cardiac monitoring

Emergency response

Tools

EPIC charting

Job description

RN - MS Ortho

Profession: Nursing

Specialty: Orthopedic

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Day

Hours per Shift: 12

Experience: Minimum of 1 year in Medsurg/Orthopedic

License: Active RN License

Certifications:

BLS

Must-Have:

1 year of experience with EPIC charting system requiredAbility to float to Medsurg/Tele floors as neededExperience with cardiac monitoring and emergency response

Description:This is a Medsurg Orthopedic Floor.Travelers will need to be experienced in Medsurg/Tele.They may be floated to Medsurg/Tele Floors if there is a need.Travelers must pass an EKG exam.There is a charting requirement.The ideal candidate will have experience with various orthopedic trauma cases.The patient population primarily consists of orthopedic trauma and general medical-surgical overflow.The average length of stay for patients is 3-5 days.Travelers will be required to float to other units or campuses as needed.Ensure all requests for time off or special scheduling are included with submission.Travelers must adhere to the float policies.The facility has a call-off policy where one shift may be canceled every two weeks.Patients often present with injuries resulting from trauma.Candidates will need experience managing drains, chest tubes, and PCA pumps.The role requires strong collaboration with interdisciplinary teams for patient care.It is essential to care for patients who have had total joint replacements and trauma injuries.Ideal candidates will have experience with various treatments and management techniques for wounds and patient care.A commitment to patient safety and quality care is a top priority.The facility fosters a dynamic environment focused on advanced medical services.Candidates should be familiar with assessing and responding to emergency medical situations.Documentation of competencies is required before floating to different units.Travelers should be prepared to engage in a supportive and collaborative healthcare environment.