Travel Contract

Travel Nurse RN - Med Surg
Norton, Virginia
Norton Community Hospital

$2,002-2,768/week

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Certification details

AHA BLS required
NIHSS preferred
Various certifications as detailed in the additional information section.

Job details

36/48 schedule Rotating Nights
AHA BLS
NIHSS Preferred
No Call
Traveler’s permanent residence must be 100 miles or > from the hospital’s service area.
General orientation will begin on Sundays. Sunday will be online CBLs.
Traveler can start any Sunday that you can complete the compliance documents by the deadline.
Please include in the confirmation: 16 hours of nonbillable orientation.
Hospital can cancel/call off one shift biweekly without a financial penalty from the employed 36/36 or 36/48 schedule (use whichever is appropriate for the employment agreement) if there is a decrease in census.
Additional shifts picked up above the work commitment as additional overtime shifts will be flexed as needed for hospital census decrease/decreased resource need without penalty.
Contract RN/LPN team members are expected to actively participate in nursing student support and clinical education as we prepare future nurses for the profession.
The clinical nursing student education responsibility is expected in addition to/alongside the provision of clinical care practice in every nursing specialty at Ballad Health.

Schedule information

36/48 schedule Rotating Nights
Traveler must have flexibility with scheduling.
May be required to rotate between day and night shifts if needed.

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Nice place, great people, terrible staffing

I worked in the ER for day shift and now night shift. It is a small town community hospital so the rates are terrible. There is a new manager (with no ER experience) so he is learning ER staffing. Day shift generally has adequate staffing and night shift is always very minimal staffing. For a community hospital where resources are usually low, they need to do better. Oh yeah, and Ballad Health (the parent organization) is not willing to negotiate any extra pay if I get floated and they claim there is no charge pay but they still expect you to help charge nurse and take patient assignments… AVOID HERE.

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Review of Norton Community Hospital on Jul 12, 2024

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