Travel Contract

Travel Nurse RN - Telemetry
Milwaukee, WI
PHP
3x12 hrs, Nights

$2,622/week

Posted 7 days ago

Overview

Start DateASAP
Shift Breakdown3x12 hrs
ShiftNights
Duration13 weeks

Pay

14% higher than average Registered Nurse / Telemetry Nurse pay in Wisconsin

Estimated total pay

$2,622/week

Estimated taxable pay
$1,194/week
Estimated non-taxable stipends
$1,428/week

Description

Looking for a great Travel Telemetry Job in Milwaukee, Wisconsin? PHP posted this Telemetry Travel Nursing Job that includes 36 hours a week for 13 weeks in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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The details for this Travel Telemetry Nursing Job are:

Specialty: Telemetry
Job Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Travel Nurse Salary: $2,622/week
Start Date: ASAP
Assignment Length: 13 weeks
Total Hours Per Week: 36 weekly
Shift Breakdown: 3x12 hrs

Dalena Phan

PHP

JOB ID: 290709 28-bed observation unit that focus on individuals that require more testing and care to treat presenting symptoms but do not require admission to an inpatient bed status. Treating a wide range of presenting problems and diagnoses from COPD/Asthma exacerbations, Syncope/Stroke Rule Out, Pneumothorax, Cholecystitis, Electrolyte Imbalances, Hypoxia and GI Hemorrhage/Small Bowel Obstructions About Facility Milwaukee, WI Level III Trauma Center Level III NICU Magnet Designation Comprehensive Stroke Center Beds: 933 Covid vaccine required General Information Beds: 28 Experience: 1-2 years in acute care setting First-time traveler: Yes Patient Types: R/O chest pain, post cath lab, CHF, AFib, r/o CVAs, TIAs, post IR, cellulitis, AKI Rarely have surgical patients Average patient stay: 36H Rare COVID patients – tested prior Admit/discharge 2-3 patients daily Patient Ratios: Day - 1:4-5 Night - 1:6-8 Tech: Day - 1:5 Tech: Night - 1:9 Required Certifications: BLS Skills required Ostomy care, some drains, IV skills, Most patients are ambulatory Drip management: heparin, insulin, Cardizem, Amiodarone No ventilators/trachs Basic MS skills, experience in observation unit (preferred) Experience in admissions/discharges, fast pace Support on the Unit: Charge nurse: takes a lighter patient assignment Unit secretary: 24/7 Hospitalist: 24/7 RT in house 24/7 Centralized telemetry monitoring with tele tech 24/7 Phlebotomy to assist with peripheral blood draws Charting System/Equipment: EPIC Alaris Pyxis GE monitors Floating: MSUs ED Holding – 1:4 ratio Travelers first Orientation: 4-8h NEO orientation (dayshift) – Meet with Educator, supervisor, manager One full shift on the unit or based on experience Scheduling: Weekend rotation: every other Schedule is created 6 weeks at a time, will receive 2 weeks before the start of schedule. RTO: Able to approve up to 7 days, email NM Bill DeMeyer for additional days No on-call AAH adheres to a “fatigue policy” where all staff, including travelers, cannot work more than 60 hours in a week or 5 consecutive 12 hour shifts Holiday Expectations: 1 holiday per season. Other notes: Scrub Color: Any - no camo/denim Must document pain level, before and after (1 hour for oral) giving pain medications - The pain score must also meet the pain score with nth medication order—i.e. if a patient has a score of 8, the RN cannot give the Tylenol that is ordered for mild 1-3. The RN must call for an order if the patient wants Tylenol for the score of 8. Parking: Free in designated areas

Employer

PHP

3.5rating(30 reviews)

3 nurses recommend working with PHP

5.0rating

Pros

None

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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Psychiatric (RN)

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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Milwaukee is the biggest city in Wisconsin and sits along the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan. While it’s famous for its brewing traditions, with famous beer giants like Pabst and Miller based here, there's much more to do than enjoy a cold one. Milwaukee is a town that knows how to have fun, with a thriving music and art scene and the host of dozens of festivals every year. Summerfest is the biggest of all, spanning three weekends and boasting hundreds of acts at Henry Maier Festival Park on the lakefront. The East Downtown area slings the lake, and the Milwaukee River is the place to be when the sun is out, with visitors and locals enjoying days at the beaches, browsing art galleries, picnics in the parks, dining and entertainment.

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