Travel CNA – ICU/Critical Care – $22 to $25 per hour in Washington, DC

Job Description

erts REQ: BLS, DC CNA Certification
Cerner Required
Patient Population: Adults and Adolescents
Skills Preferred: Acute Care, Adult Day Care, Behavioral Health, Clinic, Home Healthcare, Hospice, LTAC, LTC, Physician office, Skilled Nursing, Virtual Sitter, 1:1 Sitter
Previous Charge Nurse Experience Preferred
Equipment Preferred: Antiembolic stockings, Bed alarms, Bedpan/urinal, Bedside commode, Call lights, Crutches, Electronic vital sign equipment, Glucometer, Heel and elbow protection, Hospital beds, Hoyer lift, Oxygen tanks, Pulse Oximeter, Sequential Compression Device, Special beds/air mattresses, Stretchers, Transfer belt, Transfer sliding boards, Wheelchair
Procedures Preferred: Dressing changes, Glucose point of care testing, Incentive Spirometry assistance, Measure/record drain output, Measures /record weight, Obtain Blood pressure, including orthostatic, Obtain patient Respirations, Obtain pulse (radial), Obtain Temperature (oral, rectal, axillary, Tympanic), Perform 12 lead EKG, Phlebotomy, Routine Catheter Care (Indwelling and External Catheters), Stool specimen collection, Tracheostomy care, Turning and positioning patient, Urine collection
Professional Skills and Knowledge Preferred: Abnormal Vital sign parameters (Adult and Pedi), Fluid restrictions, Inventory/disposition of belongings, Labeling specimens and transport, Lifting and pulling proper body mechanics, Limb restrictions, Normal Vital signs parameters (Adult and Pedi), NPO status, Passive range of motion, Recognizing cardiac arrest, Safe patient transfers, Stock Supplies
Recording and Reporting Preferred: Bathing/hygiene, Diet intake/calorie count, Drain output, Reporting change in patient condition, Turning/repositioning, Urine output measures and records