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Registered Nurse (RN) Unit Coordinator – Surgical Trauma ICU_Nights: JR-71930

Department and Name: SNGH – Vascular ICU/Burn/Trauma Unit
Physical Location: Sentara Norfolk General Hospital
Employment Status: Regular – Full-Time
Shift: Third (Nights)
Posted Date: January 9, 2025

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Overview

Overview

Sentara Norfolk General Hospital, a level one trauma center, is seeking a RN Unit Coordinator for our Surgical Trauma Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

Hours/Shift: Full Time (40 hours) Night Shift

Department/Position Overview:

16 bed unit
Sentara Norfolk General Hospital is the only Sentara Facility that performs Kidney/Pancreas Transplants and complex vascular surgeries.
Immediate surgical recovery of Kidney and Pancreas Transplant.
General Surgical Patients requiring ICU.
Management of patients requiring mechanical ventilation.
Management of patients requiring CRRT and hemo-dialysis.
Vascular: lower extremity revascularization, Abdominal Aortic Aneurism, Mesenteric Artery Repair, EVAR, TEVAR, Lower extremity bypass, revascularization, Carotid Endarectomy and Carotid Stent, EKOS- treatment for DVTs, Medical management of AAA’s and dissections.
General Patient Population Served: Adult medical and surgical patients requiring intensive nursing care. Average length of stay 2-3 days, complex patients may be there >30days.

Position Summary:

Demonstrates proficiency in nursing practice for assigned specialty area and provides clinical leadership for the delivery of nursing care in a department. Under the direction of the department manager leads safety and quality initiatives, focuses on and simplifies workflow, and contributes to the development of staff. Increase staff satisfaction and promotes excellent (Gold Standard) customer service.

Qualifications:

BSN required

18 months of relevant nursing experience required

BLS and ACLS required within 90 days of hire

Facility Highlights:
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