Travel Nursing-RN, PACU Position Available In Shelby, Alabama
Tallo's Job Summary: The Travel Nursing-RN, PACU position in Birmingham, AL offers $1,656 a week with benefits such as health insurance and opportunities for advancement. Responsibilities include monitoring patients post-anesthesia, managing pain, and documenting recovery progress. Qualifications include RN license, BLS certification, and experience in perioperative care. StaffDNA is hiring for this role in hospital PACU or ambulatory surgery centers.
Job Description
Travel Nursing-RN, PACU Staff
DNA – 4.6
Birmingham, AL Job Details Travel nursing $1,656 a week 4 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Opportunities for advancement Qualifications Medication administration RN License BLS Certification Mid-level Perioperative care Care plans Full Job Description Registered Nurse (RN) –
PACU Job Summary:
The RN in the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) monitors and cares for patients who are recovering from anesthesia after surgery. This role involves close observation, managing pain and potential complications, and ensuring a safe transition to the next phase of care.
Key Responsibilities:
Assess patient status post-anesthesia, monitoring vital signs and level of consciousness. Administer medications for pain management or nausea as needed. Maintain detailed documentation of patient recovery progress. Identify and respond to complications or emergencies in a timely manner. Communicate with surgical teams and families regarding patient status and care plans.
Work Environment:
Hospital PACU or ambulatory surgery centers. Requires vigilance and quick decision-making to manage post-anesthetic risks.
Benefits:
Competitive pay and comprehensive health benefits. Opportunities to advance skills in perioperative nursing. Team-oriented environment focused on patient safety. Continuing education for anesthesia and post-operative care updates.
Why Choose Us:
We emphasize swift and safe patient recovery. As an RN in our PACU, you will be a key contributor in ensuring patients smoothly transition from surgery to stable condition. Information based on the BLS and actual job responsibilities may vary by location.