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Description
Travel ICU Registered Nurse (RN) Oconomowoc, WI
= Location: Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
< Facility: Level II Trauma Center | Primary Stroke Center | 91 Beds
= Unit: 14-Bed ICU
=R Shifts: Days (7:00 AM 7:00 PM) or Nights (7:00 PM 7:00 AM)
= Weekend Requirement: Every Other Weekend
First-Time Travelers: Accepted
Position Requirements
- Minimum 2 years of recent ICU experience
- Active RN license
- BLS, ACLS, and NIHSS required
- TNCC preferred
- EPIC experience required
Patient Population
Care for critically ill adult patients, including:
- Sepsis, pneumonia, COVID, COPD, respiratory failure
- Kidney and liver failure, GI bleeds, DKA
- CHF, STEMI/NSTEMI, post-cath patients
- Trauma cases (falls, GSWs, stabbings)
- Surgical patients (GYN, GI, GU)
- Neurological conditions including TBI, CVA, TIA, and SDH
- No cardiovascular surgery patients
Required Skills
- Ventilator and trach management
- Chest tubes and drain management
- Arterial lines, CVP monitoring, and invasive line care
- Cardiac rhythm interpretation and strip measurement
- Surgical recovery
- Titration of sedation, pressors, cardiac drips, pain medications, and paralytics
Preferred Experience:
- EVDs
- CVVH
- IABP
- Abdominal pressure monitoring
Patient Ratios
- Typical ratios: 1:1 to 1:3
- Team nursing support provided for higher-acuity assignments
Unit Support
- Charge RN support
- 1 2 CNAs per shift
- RT, Hospitalists, and Intensivists available 24/7
- Telemetry monitoring
- OT/PT/ST services during daytime hours
- Break buddy system
Technology & Equipment
- EMR: EPIC
- IV Pumps: Alaris
- Medication Dispensing: Pyxis
Floating Requirements
Travelers float first and may float within their scope of practice. Med-Surg/Tele or ED boarding assignments maintain a maximum 1:4 patient ratio.
Orientation
- Day 1: Facility orientation and unit training
- Day 2: 12-hour precepted shift on the unit
Additional Information
- No on-call requirement
- One holiday required per contract
- Up to 7 days of RTO may be approved
- Free employee parking
- Scrubs: Any solid professional color (no graphics or logos)