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You will be administering fluids, treating burns, assisting with surgery and helping with pain management. Job Description As an intensive care unit burn nurse (RN B-ICU, RN ICU-B), you will be monitoring patients with highly unstable, life-threatening burns to ensure they receive the best possible care.
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Job Description As a case management nurse (RN CM), you will collaborate with the healthcare team to assess, plan, facilitate and coordinate care for individual patients. Job Description As a case management nurse (RN CM), you will collaborate with the healthcare team to assess, plan, facilitate and coordinate care for individual patients.
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In order to extend this high level of care, you will communicate with patients, families, other healthcare professionals, and social workers to promote patient safety, quality of care and cost-effective outcomes, for patients that require long-term care or home care after hospitalization.
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At least 1 year of recent acute care experience in specialty. Working within and outside of facilities, you will oversee the effective utilization of services and resources. Private housing or generous housing allowance.
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Additionally, you will extend emotional support and education to traumatized patients and their families. You must be able to rapidly assess a patient's condition and intervene with the appropriate care, managing various life-support systems like ventilators and heart-monitors.
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Your responsibilities may include isolating and treating infected patients, creating disease management plans, gathering infection data, working with epidemiologists and government entities, and educating patients, staff and families.
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Comprehensive health insurance with prescription coverage. Dependent health insurance with prescription coverage. The benefits of taking a travel nursing job with. 401(k) retirement plan. Active RN license.
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Direct deposit/free checking. Unlimited free CE credits.
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Direct deposit/free checking. Unlimited free CE credits. Posted Date: 2024-03-08.
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Direct deposit/free checking. Unlimited free CE credits. Posted Date: 2024-02-27.
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