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Cynet Health is seeking an experienced RN for an Operating Room assignment in West Virginia. The role requires working in an OR with four 10-hour shifts, Monday through Friday, 0645–1715, for a 13-week duration.
Travel experience is preferred; a valid RN license and BLS/ACLS/PALS certifications are required. The work involves varied case volumes, including 20–22 cases on Tue/Thu and 6–14 on Mon/Wed/Fri, with weekend rotations and a 3–4 shift-per-month call.
Profession: RN
Specialty: Operating Room
Duration: 13 weeks
Shift: 10H Days
Hours per Shift: Four 10-hour shifts, weekday 0645-1715
Experience: 3 years
License: Required
Certifications:
BLS (AHA)ACLS (AHA)PALS (AHA)
Must-Have:
Travel experience preferred, but 1st time travelers with strong experience in similar settings will be considered.
Description:The position requires working in an operating room environment.The facility has a total of four rooms, which includes three operating suites and one procedure room.The volume of cases can vary by day.On Tuesdays and Thursdays, cases can range from 20 to 22 per day.On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, cases can range from 6 to 14 per day.Ratio of staff is usually 1:1, with typically two techs or RN per room.Charge nurse is available 24/7.Weekend rotation for RNs is approximately every 6-7 weeks.Call requirement consists of 3-4 shifts per month.If scheduled for weekend call, Friday through Sunday would count as three shifts for that month.Call is typically manageable, with minimal after-hours requests.Response time for call is 30 minutes, where staff must be dressed and ready.Weekend calls are rotated approximately every 7-8 weeks.Holidays are covered by call staff.Scrubs may be provided by the facility.An in-house respiratory team is available 24/7.Pharmacy is accessible but not in-house 24/7.The staff works four 10-hour shifts weekly, and the operating room operates Monday through Friday from 0645 to 1715, excluding holidays.Travelers are not required to float, but may be allowed if it falls within their scope.Common procedures include total joints, sports medicine cases, arthroscopies, and general surgical cases.Additional specialties include general surgery, OB/GYN procedures, urology, plastics, and ENT, with some occurrences of complex cases.Teamwork and dependability are highly valued in the department.