Please ensure that the traveler has experience with vents and is comfortable with them Must have charge experience and is willing and comfortable performing these duties Telemetry required Support on the Unit: Charge nurse: light patient assignment if staffing allows Unit secretary, 24/7 Hospitalist, 24/7 RT, 24/7 Centralized telemetry monitoring Phlebotomy to assist with peripheral blood draws IV/VAD team – central linesTechs are able to do glucose, vitals, remove IVs Charting System/Equipment: EPIC – required Alaris Pyxis Client monitors Floating: all other MSU ED holding – 1:4 ratio Travelers first to float Orientation NEO: Epic orientation, badge, log in access 12 hr orientation with charge nurseWill assist CRN s patient assignment Scheduling: Schedule made 6 week at a time, receive 2 week prior Weekend rotation: every other RTO: Email all RTO to NM Raquel Gonzalez On Call: None Holiday Expectations: One holiday per contract AAH adheres to a fatigue policy where all staff, including travelers, cannot work more than 60 hours in a week or 5 consecutive 12 hour shifts Other notes: Scrub Color: Any - no camo/denim Must document pain level, before and after (1 hour) giving pain medications - The pain score must also meet the pain score with nth medication order i.e. if a patient has a score of 8, the RN cannot give the Tylenol that is ordered for mild 1-3. Floating Requirements: yes About Facility Level III Trauma Center Level III NICU Magnet Designation Comprehensive Stroke Center Beds: 933 General Information Beds: 24 – private rooms (4 rooms are for ventilators) Experience: 2 years First-time traveler: NO Patient Types: Medical: COPD, chest pain, post cardiac cath (recovered in another unit first), COVID, DM, cellulitis, chronic trachs, wounds, ventilators, surgicals, heart failureAverage LOS: 5-10 days Surgical: laps, no big surgeries Vented patients: travelers will care for vented patients- will receive a 2-3hr vent class.