Description

American Traveler is seeking an experienced RN - Operating Room Circulating Nurse for a 13-week travel assignment requiring a minimum of 5 years of OR circulating experience and call coverage.

Details

• Operating Room department within a 100-bed community hospital
• Circulating RN role supporting surgical patients at a 1:1 ratio
• Multiple service line exposure, with preference for Ortho, Urology, OB/GYN, General, and ENT experience
• Uses standard OR equipment and Epic EMR
• Day shift schedule, 0700-1630, 4x9-hour shifts weekly with a rotating day off (4x10 shifts considered)
• Call requirements include one weeknight call per week (1630-0700) and one weekend (48 hrs) of call approximately every 6-7 weeks
• Low census floating may occur to assist other units on a 1:1 basis, though not regular
• 25-mile float policy between facilities as needed

Requirements

• Active RN license (Maine or Compact) required
• BLS and ACLS certifications required for call coverage
• Minimum 5 years of OR circulating experience required
• Experience in a smaller facility OR setting preferred
• Experience across multiple surgical service lines required
• Epic EMR experience required
• Driver's License required for consideration
• 2 professional references required

Additional Information

• Team-oriented unit culture where travelers and staff are treated equally
• All team members participate in room turnovers and support one another
• Scrubs provided by the OR department
• Small community hospital setting with a strong focus on patient-centered care
• Candidates located within 90 miles of any MaineHealth facility are considered local, which may affect pay rate eligibility
• Local travelers are not eligible for renewals or extensions
• RTO should be minimal, with 3-4 days considered reasonable for a 13-week contract, at manager's discretion
• Candidates who have worked at any MaineHealth facility within the past 12 months must disclose this upon consideration
• Air pods, laptops, and cell phone usage are prohibited on the unit