Travel Nurse RN - Rehab - $1,871 per week in Charleston, WV

TravelNurseSource is working with Cynet Health to find a qualified Rehab RN in Charleston, West Virginia, 25301!

Job Title: Registered Nurse Profession: Nursing Specialty: Rehabilitation Duration: 13 weeks Shift: Night Hours per Shift: 12 hours Experience: Minimum of 2 years of RN experience required. 1 year of in-specialty experience required. Charge experience preferred. License: West Virginia or Compact RN License required. Pending license accepted for submission but must have an active license to start. Certifications: BLS required (must be from AHA). Acute care rehabilitation preferred. Must-Have: Every other weekend required. No call requirement. Open to accommodating block schedule requests. Description: Join our medical rehabilitation team as a Registered Nurse. We provide care for patients with a wide range of diagnoses including cerebrovascular disease, traumatic brain injury, amputations, spinal cord injuries, neurological diseases, and deconditioning. Each patient has a dedicated care team including a physician, nurse practitioner, nurse, two therapists, and a social worker. The team collaborates to create comprehensive care plans for our patients. Therapy is provided for three hours a day, Monday through Friday, with a length of stay averaging around two weeks. The nurse-to-patient ratio is typically 1:4/5 during the day and 1:5/6 at night. First-time travelers are accepted. Candidates must be able to float within their scope to meet facility needs when required. Candidates must comply with the flu vaccination policy unless medical proof of allergy is provided. COVID-19 vaccination is not required. Candidates must provide verification of RN licensure and references from previous managers or charge nurses within the past two years. Required skills include the management of various types of patient care, administration of blood products, and acute inpatient rehabilitation. Patient care duties may include working with assistive devices, monitoring blood glucose levels, and implementing infection prevention measures. Successful candidates will possess strong patient teaching skills and the ability to perform assessments and interventions related to a variety of medical conditions.