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Description JOB REQUIREMENTSCardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) Registered Nurse(RN) Travel JobTo work in the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit, CVICU RNs must be able to prioritize in an ever changing environment of complex clinical situations.CVICU RN Responsibilities:Work closely with doctors and heart specialists to control patient's blood pressure and to prevent heart failure. Assesses a patient's condition and implements care plan Observes and records patient's vital signs The RN Provides education and support to families and patients CVICU nurse acts as a patient advocate Administers medications A CVICU RN acts as a liaison between the doctors and the patients Operates cardiovascular equipment like oxygenation machines and balloon pumps A CVICU RN Responds to life threatening situations A Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit RN orders and evaluates diagnostic tests as appropriate, and as directed BENEFITS OF BEING GIFTED! Refer a nurse for this position and earn up to $1500 referral bonus when he/she completes a minimum of 8-week assignment. Refer a nurse for a PRN position, and earn $250 once he/she completes three shifts. Flexible scheduling Premium pay Same Day or Weekly Pay Ability to work in premier facilities Access to Chief Nursing Officer 24-7 Access to Social Worker 24-7 Group Health insurance benefits: Medical Plan Dental Plan Vision Plan Short and Long Term Disability AD&D Insurance Benefits of being a GIFTED TRAVEL NURSE Private housing and housing allowance Personal Career Coach Extremely competitive personalized pay package FACILITY DETAILSThis 1,167-bed facility is the largest hospital in Missouri and the largest private employer in the St. Louis region. It is an affiliated teaching hospital of Washington University School of Medicine and has an 1,800-member medical staff with many who are recognized as “Best Doctors in America.” For over a hundred years, this facility has provided the community of St. Louis with medical services including heart & vascular care, cancer care, transplant services, orthopedics, neurological care, trauma care, and even lung care. Something that is special about this hospitals care is that it extends past the St. Louis community. Their refugee health department supports new immigrants, assisting patients in 33 different languages. As one of the leading recipients of National Institutes of Health grant money for medical research funding, this facility is very proud of the advancements they’ve developed through bench-to-bedside research and treatment. Meet me in St. Louis! Missouri is well known for the Gateway * Some information such as the email and phone number are hidden unless you are registered and logged-in
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