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Host Healthcare is an award-winning travel healthcare company with an immediate opening for this Registered Nurse - Labor and Delivery in Dunkirk, NY. If you are interested in this position, please contact your recruiter and reference Job #1854122
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
5/28 Start is non negotiable
48Hrs is non negotiable
Days is non negotiable
Bill rate is $95
EMMC Grant 5/Grant 6 MedSurg
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 40 private and semi-private rooms on each unit
Experience?
RN: 1 year minimum, would prefer more
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting (most recent) required
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Any medical diagnosis except Cardiac could be seen on this unit
Traveler will routinely work on either Grant 5 or Grant 6 (same level of care spread across 2 separate units)
Common diagnoses include but are not limited to: Stroke, COPD, Respiratory issues, GI Bleed, Renal Failure (AKI/CKD), Oncology, Electrolyte imbalance, altered mental status, weakness, non-operable fractures
Oncology/Neutropenic patients
Non-surgical unit
Patient Ratios:
RN: Days 1:4-5; Nights 1:5-6
May vary based on patient acuity, tech support, insulin drips within assignment, etc.
CNA: Days 1:8; Nights 1:10
Rarely, due to call-in, nurses may have total care of some less acute patients within their assignments
Required Certifications:
RN:
BLS
NIHSS (preferred)
ONS Chemo certification (preferred)
EKG interpretation (preferred)
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
RN:
NO more than 6 days RTO (NO HOLIDAYS) is accepted at this time
Previous charge experience highly preferred, please include if the traveler has charge experience or not in offer details and is willing to act as charge
Trach care, Chest tube management, General Medical Surgical skills (wound care, IVABX, Drain/tube management, IV starts, central line management, etc.)
Experience with Insulin gtts & Heparin gtts- training available from charge and educator – does not require manager approval to offer but will be noted in the offer email for CRT if traveler has not done
CNA:
Proficiency in obtaining vital signs
Showering and bathing patients (we do not use briefs on any patient in bed)
Ambulation
Progression of functional status i.e.—getting patients directly to bathroom v. bedside commodes;
Q 2 hour turning
Good communication skills and team work.
Support on the Unit:
CNA
Charge nurse (1 per unit) – will typically have a patient assignment
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Unit Resource RN (1 per unit) – 0700-1900
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
Traveler will routinely work on either Grant 5 or Grant 6 (same level of care spread across 2 separate units)
Potential to float to any area with Med Surg patients (within or below scope)
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: no Holiday RTO is accepted at this time
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes or things you want us to check/verify?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No crocs with holes, no artificial nails, no personal cell phone usage unless on break
Parking: Free in designated areas At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
Travel Psych RN is needed to start in a facility in New York. NY license is required. Shifts consist of 7-7 with every other weekend. 36 hours per week are guaranteed. Experience with Pediatric, Adolescent, and Adult Patients is required. Recent travel experience is required. Supervisory references from the last 2 years of employment is required. Certifications required are BLS/CPR, and (CPI or NAPPI). Experience with de-escalation of agitated patients- Required. Cerner experience is preferred. This is a 30-bed locked adult inpatient behavioral health unit cares for patients with a full range of psychiatric illnesses. A primary nursing model is used. Average daily census: 20 patients. RN to patient ratio: 1:7 (depending on census). Patient Population: Adult and Geriatric. Night shift staff: 2 RNs, 3 behavioral health techs, a house-wide hospital supervisor, and an on-call psychiatrist. EMR: Cerner. To speak with a recruiter please call Ventura Medstaff today at (402) 509-5532.
Travel Psych RN is needed to start in a facility in New York. NY license is required. Shifts consist of 7-7 with every other weekend. 36 hours per week are guaranteed. Experience with Pediatric, Adolescent, and Adult Patients is required. Recent travel experience is required. Supervisory references from the last 2 years of employment is required. Certifications required are BLS/CPR, and (CPI or NAPPI). Experience with de-escalation of agitated patients- Required. Cerner experience is preferred. This is a 30-bed locked adult inpatient behavioral health unit cares for patients with a full range of psychiatric illnesses. A primary nursing model is used. Average daily census: 20 patients. RN to patient ratio: 1:7 (depending on census). Patient Population: Adult and Geriatric. Night shift staff: 2 RNs, 3 behavioral health techs, a house-wide hospital supervisor, and an on-call psychiatrist. EMR: Cerner. To speak with a recruiter please call Ventura Medstaff today at (402) 509-5532.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
The Registered Nurse coordinates the plan of care, provides direct age appropriate nursing interventions and patient education, by collaborating with ancillary, nursing and other patient team personnel. Directs the team of CNA’s, LPN’s and Ward Secretaries. Works under the supervision of the nurse manager and/or house supervisor. At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Education: Graduation from an accredited nursing program with a Bachelor’s, Associates, or Diploma in Nursing.
Training and Experience: Experience is required. Orientation is based on previous knowledge and experience. Additional education/training in related fields is considered on an individual basis. BCLS required on hire. ACLS and PALS required within 9 months of hire. ENPC and TNCC highly recommended At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
2 years of ICU exp required.
Expected to float to all levels of care if necessary
24 Bed Unit, 4D and 4B
Alaris pumps, Vents, CPAP BiPap, pressors bonus items: IABP, EVD, ICP, TVP, CRRT, impella, SWAN, ECMO
High Acuity, Neuro, Cardiac, postsurgical.
Overflow can flex up to 36 beds.
Provider coverage: Intensivist resident and hospitalist team of two mid-levels and two residents on nights. Rapid response team, a resource RN and house supervisor on 24/7.
Scheduling: The first schedule is added to the end of the schedule period based on need, but we take preferences in to account and meet them the best that we can; block schedule, 3 in row, not three in a row etc. Then, they can self-schedule at the next opening.
Navy blue scrubs, EOW, EOH At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. RN will sign form to submit via docusign
ssn/dob
compact or OH license
Copied of ALL certs required At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
his contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
5/21 Start date is non negotibale
48hrs is non negotiable
Day shift is non negotibale
EMMC Kelley 3/Phillips Oliver 3 (KPO3)
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO at the time of submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.
This contract is interviewed by SimpliFi.
Hospital Information:
Address: 489 State St., Bangor, ME 04401
Level II Trauma Center
Bed: 411
General Information
Beds: 21
Activities room (Meals and other Activities to promote socialization)
Minimum Experience?
RN and LPN: 1 year
CNA: 1 year in an acute care setting required (most recent)
First-time traveler? Yes
Patient Types:
Discharge Ready Unit
A variety of patients are cared for here who are awaiting placement in the community
Heavy behavioral/psych on top of LTC/SNF. Security is present on the unit due to aggressive patients
Typically, non-acute – without the need for special monitoring or IV access
Occasionally, patients are admitted for IV antibiotics only, but they do not receive frequent doses
Mobility of patients range from independent transfer to Hoyer/2 assist
Patients are cared for under a nursing home model with focus on fall prevention, skin integrity and activities
Supported by activities coordinator, CNAs and expert care management staff
Nursing care is less than acute level of care i.e. vital signs are once a day; full assessment is weekly
Patient Ratios: Team Nursing Approach
RN: Days and Nights - up to 1:9; 4 RN’s + 1 CRN (unassigned)
CNA: Days and Nights - up to 1:8; goal 1:6-7
LPN: Days and Nights – up to 1:9 – future implementation – no LPN’s currently
Required Certifications:
RN/LPN & Tech: BLS
CNA: BLS
Skills required:
Experience caring for Geriatrics (ideal candidate would have SNF or LTAC experience)
RN: Charge experience, dressing changes, IV antibiotic administration (most patients will not have IV access), enteral feedings
LPN: Plan of cares, medication administration (oral, IV fluids/IV antibiotics; no IV pushes or initiation of high-risk meds/blood products – can monitor high risk meds after RN initiation), inserting peripheral IV (with met competency), dressing changes, central line flushes, wound care, vital signs, ADLs
Daily Responsibilities:
RN:
0600 or 1800 med pass for most meds, there may be meds due at other times
Dressing changes
Straight caths (some patients straight cath themselves)
Charting:
Med scanning
Daily nursing notes to include the following (1 per shift per patient – 10 total):
Activities they participated in during that shift
Behavioral Notes
Overall impressions
VS as ordered (most often weekly or PRN if they have BP issues)
CNA:
Daily ADL charting
Meal intakes
Passing trays
Activities
Ambulation
Getting patients to/from activities and meals
Weekly showers/shower schedule
LPN:
See required skills
Support on the Unit:
CNA (1:6-7 ratio)
Charge nurse – typically unassigned
Activities support person
Social Worker (two dedicated to unit)
Case Manager
Phlebotomy? For peripheral blood draws only
House Supervisor, 24/7
RT, 24/7 in house
Hospitalist, 24/7
PT/OT/ST – dayshift only
Charting System/Equipment:
Cerner
Alaris
Pyxis
Floating:
LPN: unlikely, but to other like units, such as rehab, if needed
RN: to any other area within their scope of practice
CNA: only if overstaffed a shift – could float to any area within their scope
Orientation:
2 Days Hospital orientation
1 shift on the unit
Scheduling:
Weekend rotation: Every other
Will they be on call? If so, what is that schedule? No call
Holiday Expectations: varies, as needed
Approval of time off? To go through manager
Other notes?
Scrub Color:
RN: Any color, must be professional
CNA: Any color, must be professional
No acrylic nails allowed
No crocs shoes allowed
Parking: Free in designated areas
At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers! We offer:
Competitive pay rates
Free, quality, private housing
Medical, Dental, Vision
401(k) and Flex Spending
Life Insurance
Accident and Short-term Disability Coverage
Free Continuing Education
Refer a friend and earn extra cash!
Years of Experience: 2. ME RN LIC or compact state lic
BLS
Permanant Residence must be outside the state of ME
MS Reference and SCL within a year
RTO upon submission At AMN Healthcare, we strive to be recognized as the most trusted, innovative, and influential force in helping healthcare organizations provide quality patient care that continually evolves to make healthcare more human, more effective, and more achievable.