Local Contract, Registered Nurse, RN, Med/Surg Tele, Psych

Trinity Health•Ann Arbor, MI

19h•Onsite

About The Position

This local contract Registered Nurse role is for a Psych Med/Surg assignment at Trinity Health Ann Arbor. The manager is seeking a Med/Surg RN with some psychiatric experience. The assignment is 13 weeks, starts ASAP, and is scheduled for five 8-hour afternoon shifts from 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. The gross hourly rate is $61. The nurse will provide care in the assigned specialty, follow the standard elements of professional nursing practice, and act within their license, knowledge, and experience. FirstChoice nurses may be required to float throughout the hospital, multiple hospital locations, or regions. The program provides short- and long-term assignments in a variety of practice settings, locally or nationally.

Requirements

Graduation from an accredited school of nursing.
Valid RN licensure authorized in the applicable state(s) of practice or employment.
At least 18 months of recent clinical experience in Med/Surg, Tele, and PCU.
At least two years of recent clinical experience for other specialties, including Critical Care, Surgical Services, Maternal Services, Emergency Department, and Behavioral Health.
Maintain the credentials required for the specialty area.
BLS, ACLS, and PALS must be obtained through the American Heart Association.
The assignment manager requests a Med/Surg RN with some psychiatric experience.

Responsibilities

Float throughout the hospital and/or multiple hospital locations or regions as needed.
Apply the standard elements of professional practice: assessment, outcomes identification and solutions, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Act independently and appropriately within the scope of the nurse’s license, knowledge, and experience.
Maintain accountability for delegation, choices, decisions, and outcomes.
Collaborate with key stakeholders and contribute to quality improvement practices and outcomes.
Adapt to new and additional responsibilities, new ideas, cultural differences, and competing priorities.