Burn icu - Rn - Bamc
GiaMed, Inc·San Antonio, Texas
GiaMed, Inc·San Antonio, Texas
Manage high-risk patients requiring hemodynamic monitoring, life support equipment, and advanced procedures in a Burn ICU. Duties include acting as a team lead, precepting, and providing emergency care for patients from pediatric to adult ages.
Civilian ICU RN - ISR Burn Unit - Brooke Army Medical Center Join the prestigious Burn department, with an opportunity to train and learn a new set of skills!
BAMC, located on Fort Sam Houston, is a state of the art 425-bed Academic Medical Center.
It serves as the Department of Defense's largest facility and only Level 1 Trauma Center.
Here you can reach your full potential in a supportive environment where our team is proud to provide compassionate, patient-centered care to our military families each day.
As a GiaMed JV employee, you can expect: A structured environment Low patient ratios Extensive training No On-Call Competitive pay and generous benefits
As a GiaMed employee, your duties and responsibilities will be the same as any other registered nurse on the same unit. Duties can include but are not limited to the following: team lead, precept, orientate, rapid response, and other tasks as needed. Manage patients requiring hemodynamic monitoring, titration of vasopressor drugs, and a wide range of procedures of an advanced nature and difficulty where there is a high risk for infection and bodily functions are mechanically assisted by life support equipment. Assist with invasive procedures and management, such as Swan/Ganz insertion, balloon pump management, temporary pacemaker insertion, Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy and perform nursing care for emergency and trauma patients to include pediatric thru adulthood. Able to triage safely, rapidly, and accurately, every patient that enters the emergency care system.
Must be a U.S. citizen with a valid RN license and current BLS and ACLS certifications. Requires at least one year of full-time Adult ICU experience and two years of clinical nursing within the last four years.
Market context
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