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Travel Neuro ICU Registered Nurse

24 days ago

Peoria

Magnet Medical is seeking a travel nurse RN Neuro ICU for a travel nursing job in Peoria, Illinois. Job Description & Requirements • Specialty: Neuro ICU, • Discipline: RN, • Start Date: ASAP, • Duration: 13 weeks, • 36 hours per week, • Shift: 12 hours, nights, • Employment Type: Travel The Registered Nurse (RN) – ICU Neuro specializes in providing critical care for patients with neurological conditions in the Neuro Intensive Care Unit (Neuro ICU). These patients may be experiencing life-threatening neurological disorders, including but not limited to, brain injuries, strokes, aneurysms, spinal cord injuries, or seizures. The RN in this role is responsible for delivering comprehensive, high-acuity care, monitoring neurological status, administering treatments, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to manage and stabilize patients. \n\nKey Responsibilities:\n\n • Conduct detailed assessments of patients with neurological conditions, including vital signs, neurological exams (e.g., Glasgow Coma Scale, pupil response, limb movement), and monitoring for signs of intracranial pressure (ICP).\n, • Continuously monitor for changes in neurological status, including altered consciousness, pupil reaction, motor function, and speech.\n, • Utilize advanced technology and equipment to assess patient status, such as intracranial pressure (ICP) monitoring devices, electroencephalography (EEG), and cardiac monitoring.\n\n\n, • Administer prescribed medications, including pain management, sedatives, anticonvulsants, and intravenous medications, ensuring correct dosages and monitoring for side effects.\n, • Provide specialized care for patients undergoing procedures such as strokes (tPA administration), neurosurgical interventions, brain injury management, or spinal cord surgery.\n, • Monitor and manage ventilator settings for intubated patients, ensuring proper oxygenation and ventilation.\n, • Manage patients with external drains, such as ventriculostomies (for ICP monitoring), and ensure proper positioning and drainage.\n\n\n, • Perform neurological assessments using appropriate tools (e.g., Glasgow Coma Scale, pupil reactivity, motor and sensory function).\n, • Monitor for signs of deterioration, including increased ICP, seizures, or changes in consciousness, and intervene as necessary, following established protocols.\n, • Administer anti-seizure medications for patients at risk of or experiencing seizures and ensure continuous monitoring.\n, • Provide hyperventilation or other interventions to decrease ICP if necessary.\n\n\n, • Offer support and guidance to families of critically ill patients, explaining the nature of the neurological condition, prognosis, and treatment options.\n, • Provide education on the care process, expected outcomes, and potential complications, ensuring families are informed and involved in decision-making.\n, • Address emotional needs of family members, providing a comforting presence and helping them cope with the uncertainty of critical illness.\n\n\n, • Collaborate with neurologists, neurosurgeons, intensivists, respiratory therapists, physical therapists, and other healthcare providers to deliver comprehensive care for neurocritical patients.\n, • Participate in case discussions and rounds to provide input on the patient's condition, treatment plan, and progress.\n, • Communicate effectively with the team to adjust care plans based on the evolving needs of the patient.\n\n\n, • Provide post-operative care for patients who have undergone neurological surgeries, including monitoring for signs of complications such as hemorrhage, infection, or changes in neurological function.\n, • Assist in the rehabilitation planning process by preparing patients for further care, such as transitioning to a step-down unit, long-term acute care, or rehabilitation facilities.\n, • Monitor for complications related to immobility, such as pressure ulcers, and take appropriate preventive measures.\n\n\n, • Accurately document all patient assessments, interventions, medications, treatments, and changes in condition in the electronic health record (EHR).\n, • Ensure all documentation is detailed and complies with hospital policies, nursing standards, and regulatory requirements.\n, • Maintain up-to-date records for all patient interactions and treatments, ensuring clear communication between team members.\n\n\n, • Respond quickly to emergency situations, including stroke alerts, seizures, and deteriorating neurological conditions.\n, • Provide advanced life support (ALS) and manage critical neurological emergencies with a focus on stabilizing the patient and preventing further brain injury.\n, • Participate in rapid response teams and code blue situations, providing immediate care for patients in critical need of intervention.\n\n\n, • Advocate for the patient’s best interests by ensuring the care plan aligns with their clinical needs and family preferences.\n, • Provide guidance to families on long-term care planning, including possible neurological rehabilitation, home care, and follow-up treatments.\n\n\n, • Participate in continuing education and training related to neurological care, critical care nursing, and advancements in neurology and neurocritical care.\n, • Maintain certifications in critical care and neurological nursing (e.g., Certified Neuroscience Registered Nurse (CNRN) or Critical Care Registered Nurse (CCRN)).\n

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