American Traveler

Travel RN - Operating Room - First Assist

$4,189.80 / week
American Traveler is seeking an experienced RNFA for an Operating Room position at a Level IV trauma center requiring CRNFA certification and prior charge experience. Job details: - Operating Room-based RNFA role within a Level IV trauma center with 26 operating rooms across multiple campuses - Facility covers a range of specialties with Cancer care, Orthopedics, and Cardiac as the largest programs - Float expected across main hospital OR, outpatient Same Day Surgery, outpatient Orthopedics, outpatient GI, and outpatient Pain Management procedure rooms - Day shift options of 4x10 hours (6:30-17:00) or 3x12 hours (6:30-19:00) - Call required with on-call placement up to once per pay period and a 60-minute call back requirement - Every other weekend required - Broad case coverage including vascular, gynecology, plastics, ENT, neuro/spine, trauma, cardiovascular, podiatry, general surgery, orthopedic, ophthalmology, urology, bariatrics, and thoracic procedures - Robotic surgery systems used include Da Vinci (Xi, SP), Mako, and other specialty robotic platforms - Uses case carts, crash carts, multiple types of drills, electrosurgical units, and fiber optic light sources/cords Requirements: - Active CA RN license required on hand at time of submission - Current BLS and CRNFA certifications required; ACLS preferred - Minimum 2 years of RNFA experience required - Previous charge/lead experience required - Prior travel nursing experience required; first-time travelers will not be considered - Epic charting experience preferred but not required - Experience in Acute Hospital OR, Ambulatory Surgery Center, and Trauma settings required - Teaching hospital and Trauma Level I/II experience preferred - Proficiency in first assist skills including tissue cutting, suturing all wound layers, clamping/cauterizing vessels, suctioning/irrigation, and wound dressing - Strong foundation in aseptic technique, instrument processing, isolation precautions/PPE, laser safety, and sterilization/disinfection Additional information: - Provide first assist support across a wide range of surgical specialties including general, orthopedic, gynecologic, neuro/spine, urologic, and robotic-assisted procedures - Expected to float within skill set across all surgical units as needed - Scrubs are provided - Must reside more than 50 miles from the facility; no local candidates accepted - Former facility employees must have been separated for 2 or more years to be eligible to return as a traveler - RTO should not exceed 7 days and must be submitted with the initial profile; no time off allowed within the first two weeks of the assignment - OR does not allow any time off requests during the contract - Travelers must work every other holiday, with preference for coverage on 2 of 3 major holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve/Day, New Year's Eve) - Only one contract extension is permitted; after an extension, time off equal to the combined contract length is required before returning as a traveler - Candidates should be flexible with scheduling, as block scheduling is rarely granted

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