Travel Registered Nurse (RN)-Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) (Varied)
Mobile Health Team Inc. is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse (RN)-Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) for a 13-week travel assignment in Robbinsdale, MN.
Contract Details
Varied, 12-hour Days and Evenings/36-Hour Guarantee
Start Date: 11/2/2026
Contract: 13 Weeks
Location: Robbinsdale, MN
Hourly Pay: $ 35.50
Non-taxed Stipend: $ 1246.00
Weekly Total Pay: $ 2204.50
Weekend Requirements: Every 3rd Weekend
EMR: Epic
Dress Code: Royal Blue Scrubs
Nonbillable Hours: 4 hours
EMR: Epic Experience
Traveler Policy: Anyone with a permanent address within a 35 mile radius of facility is considered a local traveler.
The Registered Staff Nurse (RN) provides holistic, care to customers and families. The focus is on independent, collaborative and delegated nursing functions as described in standards and competencies specific to the assigned service area. The scope of practice may include the care of neonates, infants, children, young adults, adults, and older adults throughout the life cycle. The RN executes the Standards of Nursing Practice including: assessment; nursing diagnosis; outcome identification; planning; implementation; and evaluation. The RN develops and revises the customer's plan of care, coordinates care among disciplines and delegates activities to other customer care providers as appropriate. The RN participates in shared accountability and decision-making for nursing practices. Through active participation in practice and by implementing personal leadership qualities and skill, the RN defines, implements, and improves practice standards and the environment of care and promotes remarkable customer care.
Variation of duties may result based on the assigned customer care unit(s). This may include differences in the specific clinical skills required of the RN.
Key Responsibilities:
Monitoring post-operative patients’ levels of recovery and consciousness from anesthesia and providing updates to the treatment team as needed.
Treating pain, nausea, and other post-operative symptoms of anesthesia and administering medication as prescribed.
Regularly checking vital signs to quickly intercept any potential issues and ensure a smooth recovery.
Keeping bandages, dressings, etc. clean, dry, and safe.
Educating patients and their families on post-surgery care, as well as answering questions.
Updating charts, patient files, and medical records.