Travel RN - LTAC Care (Day Shift) in MO
HealthForce Healthcare
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HealthForce Healthcare seeks an experienced Travel Registered Nurse (RN) for a LTAC unit in Columbia, MO. This full-time travel contract covers day shifts on a 12-hour schedule, providing specialized care to medically complex adults in a hospital-affiliated LTAC setting.
You will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team, monitor acute trends, and support safe discharge planning while delivering advanced therapies and precise documentation in the EHR.
Competenze
- Active RN license in Missouri or valid Compact/eNLC multistate license.
- BLS for Healthcare Providers (AHA preferred)
- ACLS certification strongly recommended
- LTAC, Critical Care (CCRN), or PCCN certifications preferred
Mansioni
- Conduct comprehensive clinical assessments, monitor vital signs and labs, and identify changes.
- Administer medications, manage central lines, and oversee IV therapies per orders.
- Provide advanced wound, ostomy care and post-acute interventions.
- Manage telemetry, airway, and post-acute care responsibilities.
- Collaborate with physicians, therapists, case managers and families to refine care plans and coordinate discharge.
- Maintain precise EHR documentation.
- Educate patients and caregivers on medications and post-discharge plans.
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Descrizione del lavoro
HealthForce Healthcare seeks an experienced Travel Registered Nurse (RN) for a LTAC unit in Columbia, MO. This full-time travel contract covers day shifts on a 12-hour schedule, providing specialized care to medically complex adults in a hospital-affiliated LTAC setting.
You will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team, monitor acute trends, and support safe discharge planning while delivering advanced therapies and precise documentation in the EHR.
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