RN – Medical-Surgical

Specialty: Medical-Surgical
Facility: OSF Saint Francis Medical Center
State License: IL
Certs/Licenses:
Years of Experience: 1 year(s)
Shift: 12H Nights 3-12s, 1900-0700 with weekend and holiday rotation
Guaranteed Hours: 36 hours per week
Description: Specialty: Acute Med SurgFacility: OSF Saint Francis Medical CenterState License: ILCerts/Licenses: Years of Experience: 1 year(s)Shift: 12H Nights 3-12s, 1900-0700 with weekend and holiday rotationGuaranteed Hours: 36 hours per weekDescription: Unit Notes:OSF ITEMS OF NOTE:- Local Rate: Applies to clinicians with permanent addresses within 50 miles (-$25 to regular and OT bill rates)- OSF Call Off Policy: Equivalent of 12 hours every 13 weeks with no penalty or need to pay for the shift- Non-billable Orientation Hours: 12 hours, guaranteed hours will not apply during orientation REQUIREMENTS FOR SUBMISSION:- Last four (4) digits of clinician’s SSN- Clinician’s middle initial- Requested time off- Active IL license or confirmation that application process has been initiated- Your candidate understands OSF is a Drug-Free Campus and they must produce a negative drug screen for all panelsDepartment: MedSurg Acute Care | RN- # Beds: 18 beds, all are private rooms except for one semi-private.- Nurse: Patient Ratios: Ratio 4-5:1 (days), 5-6:1 (nights).- Required certifications: BLS certification, IL RN licensure, ACLS preferred for Charge RN position.- Common diagnoses/Types of patients: Gen med patients with various diagnoses.- Experience or ‘Must have’ skills: 1yr+ of hospital experience preferred.- Are RNs required to titrate drips?: Yes, Heparin.- Common titratable &/or set rate drips: Heparin.- Is there a Charge Nurse &/or House Supervisor on each shift? Does the charge nurse take an assignment?: 24 hour Charge RN coverage, may have patient assignment at times. We also have a house supervisor 24/7. – Are there nurse aids/patient care techs on this unit? Ratios? Duties?: Two PCTs per shift – ratio 9:1 when unit is full, otherwise evenly split.- RT Equipment (Vents, Cpap, Bipap, High Flow, etc.) Are RNs required to do anything with these besides trouble shoot?: Patients may have oxygen requirements up to 6L NC, stable BiPAP/CPAP at night or PRN.- Are there tele/monitor techs on this unit? Are RNs required to read their own strips? What brand are the tele monitors?: Patients who required telemetry will be monitored remotely via house wide telemetry department; unit equipment will primarily be Phillips. Unit has a PCL (unit clerk) with 24- hour coverage. – Shifts & Scheduling: 12hour shifts (7a-7p & 7p-7a) with shift report at 7a and 7p. Travelers may collaborate with unit leadership for additional scheduling preferences.- Weekend Requirement: RNs work every other weekend – Sat/Sun(days) & Fri/Sat (nights).- Holiday Requirement: Holiday rotation per policy.- Is there Call or a Standby requirement?: Call is not required.- Floating Requirements: Travel RNs are first to float to other units as needed.- Scrub Color/Dress Code/Scrubs provided?: Any color scrubs, staff are to provide their own, no pediatric scrubs please.- Unit/Department specific orientation: Travel RNs typically have one 12-hr shift in orientation with a unit preceptor.- Additional Notes: Hospitalist/Intensivist in house 24/7. RNs are expected to attempt IV starts and utilize unit resources if unsuccessful, inpatient phlebotomy team is utilized for blood draws. RT in house 24/7. Pharmacy 24/7 – all medications are prepared by pharmacy staff.Date Entered: 8/4/2025 Cancellation Policy:12 hours per 13 weeks Charting System:EPIC BSN Required:False License to Submit:Yes Trauma Level: Care Setting:Acute Division:Nursing Shift Notes:3-12s, 1900-0700 with weekend and holiday rotation Required Certifications:BLS (AHA)