RN – Medical ICU (MICU)

Specialty: Medical ICU (MICU)
Facility: ECU Health Medical Center AMN
State License: NC
Certs/Licenses:
Years of Experience:
Shift: NOC 3 × 12 hr shifts × 36 hrs/week12 hrs per shift
Guaranteed Hours:
Description: Specialty: ICUFacility: ECU Health Medical Center AMNState License: NCCerts/Licenses: Years of Experience: Shift: NOC 3 × 12 hr shifts × 36 hrs/week12 hrs per shiftGuaranteed Hours: Description: 80 mile radiusMust be able to read stripsFIT Test due by EOD Tuesday after Monday start.Experience: Registered Nurse, ICU, 2 YearsLicenses: RN MultiStateCertifications: BLS; ACLS;.EPICTravelFacility InterviewsSTART DATE: Any MondaySHIFT: 12 D/N, 36 GWW, EOWBILL RATE: 80LENGTH OF ASSIGNMENT: 13Bed Count: 24-bed unitStaffing Ratios: 1:2 or 1:1 RN-to-patientPrimary Population: Critically ill medical and/or pulmonary patient (acute respiratory failure, septic shock, esophagealvarices, renal failure, ARDS)We staff with a charge nurse, float nurse and 12 bedside nurses on both day and night shift.Commonly utilized skills include:Emergency event management/ACLSArterial line/central venous line managementContinuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT)Invasive and non-invasive hemodynamic monitoringTargeted temperature management (TTM)Pronation therapyNeuromuscular blocking agents/nerve stimulationManagement of multiple continuous intravenous drips (high dose vasopressors, sedatives, paralytics, etc.)Patient CareThe population consists of pulmonary critical care. This includes, but is not limited to:Respiratory failure requiring intubation, advanced airway management, acute respiratory distress syndrome, septic shockPost cardiac arrest care, targeted temperature management, pulmonary embolism, pulmonary hypertensionEsophageal varices requiring Blakemore tube placement, GI bleed, infectious disease management, including thecare and management of COVID-19Multisystem organ failure, acute & chronic renal failure, continuous renal replacement therapyOrgan donor patients including brain death donation and donation after cardiac death RatePlan:Regular Rates