Travel Contract

Travel Nurse RN - ICU - Intensive Care Unit
Phoenix, AZ
PHP
3x12 hrs, Nights

$1,905/week

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Overview

Start DateASAP
Shift Breakdown3x12 hrs
ShiftNights
Duration13 weeks

Pay

Estimated total pay

$1,905/week

Description

Certification details

Certs: BLS, ACLS. 2 years ICU experience required in large (450+)
Level 1 Trauma experience required.

Job details

A large hospital in Arizona is looking for experienced Neuro ICU/Intensive Care Unit RN's for a travel assignment.
The right candidate will have two years of Neuro ICU experience in a large level one Trauma facility.
Must have strong neuro assessment skills and ICP monitoring experience.

Job requirements

Must hold an active ACLS & BLS.
Must have an active AZ license or compact.
2 years ICU experience required in large (450+) Level 1 Trauma experience required.
6 months travel experience.

Schedule information

Shifts: 12hr / 7-7. May be placed on Standby for a scheduled shift.
12 hour nights, 4 total weekend shifts per 4 weeks, 2 out of 3 major holidays.

Unit specific information

Ratios: *1:2
EMR: Cerner
Charge Nurse: Yes, does not take patients
Holidays: Work into core staff rotation.
Scrub Color: Any color or print (non-offensive)
Tele: Phillips monitors.
Vents: Yes.
RT 24/7: Yes
Pharmacy 24/7: Yes
Floating: Required to float between all ICU floors, and all Tele Units. Will get a patient load of 4:1 on tele. 1st to float
Floor specific orientation: 2 shifts on the floor.
Common diagnosis / Types of patients: Any patient that would qualify for critical care with a neuro diagnosis. Hospital does cranis, brain tumor removal and ablations, brain biopsies, complicated spine surgeries and scoliosis repair.

Additional Details

ACLS, BLS; **MUST HAVE LEVEL 1 TRAUMA EXP*** NO FIRST TIME TRAVELERS **MUST HAVE EVD EXPERIENCE**
Medical Solutions Pre-Screens, if clinical recommends, AUTO OFFER
Basic Dysrhythmia Exam Required PRIOR to sending the contract, 2 attempts, if failed, candidate is DNU with CS AZ and Sacramento for 6 months
DAY 1 PASS/FAIL SIMs Lab: All RNs will be expected to complete SIMs Lab for Foley catheter insertion & central line dressing changes, with the exception of NyICU & ED. ED does Foley catheter insertion but does port-a-cath insertion instead of central line dressing change. SIMs lab is pass/fail & nurses have been termed during SIMs Lab for breaking sterile field.

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PHP

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Cons

My review isn’t about the recruiter at all. The position for Rochester, NY psychiatry, I don’t recommend this position. It turns into 60 hours of straight pay, they take advantage of their travelers, no weekends off, 5-6 days a week depending on when they want to put you on call. They schedule you 5 days a week to tell you it’s only 4 however your agency will pay you for the 60 hours, which isn’t what anyone signs up for. They don’t tell you that you have to work 60 hours of on call until you get there. You will work 5-6 days a week here.

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Review of Ian Tomlinson on Jul 15, 2024

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At PHP, you are always the first focus! For us, it isn’t simply about hiring staff, it’s about building a solid family of healthcare professionals by expanding their premium employment opportunities, guiding them through every step of the process, and providing them with the highest compensation and best benefit packages in the industry. With over 20 years of experience, travel contracts in all 50 states and internationally, and many industry awards and recognitions, Premier Healthcare Professionals focuses on quality, not quantity. That is our commitment!

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Cost of Living

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