Registered Nurse includes 4 weekend shifts per 6-week schedule. 12-hour night block schedule with unit-specific orientation (2 shifts). Hours per escalate and document appropriately. Chart thoroughly and efficiently in EPIC to ensure continuity of care and accurate handoffs. Support orientation and precepting activities; complete required pass/fail skills assessment during orientation.

Qualifications
• Active RN license eligible for submission
• Minimum 2 years of critical care/ICU nursing experience (Trauma ICU experience strongly preferred)
• Current ACLS and BLS certifications; NIHSS required
• Able to titrate drips and manage bedside critical care responsibilities independently
• Comfortable with EPIC charting and reading centralized telemetry
• Valid driver’s license required at time of submittal

Education
• Active Registered Nurse (RN) license required
• BSN not required

Knowledge & Skills
• Trauma and critical care nursing principles and rapid assessment
• Telemetry interpretation and cardiac rhythm recognition
• Vasopressor and sedation titration, and management of set-rate infusions
• Familiarity with hemodynamic devices (Alines, Swan-Ganz, IABP, Impella, EV-1000) and ability to learn device use on the unit
• Ventilator management basics and ability to troubleshoot respiratory equipment
• Proficiency with EPIC for timely, accurate documentation
• Strong clinical judgment, teamwork, and effective communication skills
• Ability to function in a fast-paced environment and support unit-based orientation and training

Benefits
• Supportive team environment where your critical thinking and positive attitude are valued
• Guaranteed clinical hours that match the units 12-hour night structure and expectations
• Licensure assistance and support with required documentation
• Opportunity to practice at a Level 1 Trauma Center with strong learning opportunities
• Access to EPIC charting system and continued on-the-job device training (Alines, Swan-Ganz, EV-1000, etc.)
• Professional development through hands-on mentorship and fast-paced critical care experience
• Flexible self-scheduling within manager guidelines to help balance life and work
• Clear orientation and an open-book skills exam with resources to help you succeed