Critical Care RN
Chicago, IL
PHP
3x12 hrs, Nights

Job Opportunity: RN Critical Care

Overview

• Specialty: RN Critical Care
• Location: Chicago, Illinois
• Facility: Resurrection Medical Center, part of Prime Healthcare Foundation, Inc.
• Employment Type: Travel
• Contract Length: 12 months

Job Description

• High acuity ICU experience required.
• Must have experience with:

  • Open heart procedures
  • Neuro care
  • Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT)
• 30 Bed SICU-MICU-Neuro unit.
• EPIC experience is a must.
• Certifications required: BLS, ACLS, NIHSS.
• Schedule includes working every other weekend and holiday.
• Floating may be required during low census periods.
• No requests for time off (RTO) during holidays.

Required Credentials

• Professional Credentials:

  • Driver's License/State ID
  • Prime OIG
  • Prime Agency Attestation
  • Prime SAM/EPLS
  • Prime Resume
  • Prime Reference #1
  • Prime Reference #2
  • Nursys License verification

• Certifications:

  • BLS (American Heart Association or Red Cross)
  • ACLS (American Heart Association or Red Cross)
  • NIHSS
  • Prime Basic Pharmacology Exam (score 80% or higher)
  • Prime Specialty Exam (score 80% or higher)
  • DCI/BVP

• Personal Health History:

  • COVID-19 Vaccine (2 vaccines and booster required)
  • MMR (Proof of 2 Vaccines or Positive Titer)
  • Fit Test (Annual)
  • Hepatitis B (Declinations not accepted)
  • Influenza Vaccine (or declination required October 1 - May 31)
  • TB Test
  • Varicella (Vaccination/titer showing immunity)
  • Tdap (Declinations not accepted)
  • Annual TB Questionnaire
  • Physical/Health Statement (Annually)
  • Social Security Card

• Background Check:

  • National Criminal Background Check within one year of start date.

Additional Information

• A clear headshot photo is required for the badge.
• Signed job description and employment eligibility verification (Form I-9) are mandatory.
• Must complete an onboarding packet.

This position is ideal for healthcare professionals looking to expand their experience in a high-acuity critical care environment.