Travel OR RN in Grants, NM

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Job Description

Experience the unique charm and rich history of Grants, NMa town nestled amid scenic red rock landscapes and stunning mountain vistas. As a travel RN in this picturesque area, youll be at the heart of authentic Southwestern culture while enjoying the ability to grow professionally in a critical access hospital environment. This role allows you to broaden your expertise by navigating diverse clinical challenges, collaborating with skilled multidisciplinary teams, and building your CV with experience in a rural, highly adaptable setting.

Schedule/Hours:

• Variable shifts with frequent on-call requirements to support 24/7 surgical services

Key Responsibilities:

• Advocate for patients throughout their surgical experience, ensuring safety, comfort, and dignity at all times
• Verify patient identity, surgery site, and consent; perform thorough preoperative assessments and participate in safety time-out procedures
• Prepare the OR with the necessary instruments, supplies, and equipment, and ensure aseptic and sterile environment standards are maintained
• Manage intraoperative documentation, coordinate communication among the anesthesia provider, surgeon, and scrub personnel, and handle specimens accurately
• Monitor patient status during surgery, perform surgical counts, and provide comfort measures for patient stability
• Maintain supplies, ensure equipment functionality, and participate in cost-effective, resource-savvy practices
• Provide thorough hand-offs for postoperative transitions to the PACU or other care units
• Respond rapidly to surgical emergencies and participate in after-hours on-call rotations
• Uphold infection control protocols, participate in ongoing performance improvement, and support compliance with regulatory standards

Qualifications:

• Graduate of an accredited nursing program (ADN or BSN, BSN preferred)
• Active, unrestricted RN license (NM or compact license accepted)
• BLS (AHA required), ACLS (required or willingness to obtain within 6 months), and PALS (preferred/required depending on services)
• Circulator experience (1-2 years strongly preferred)
• Previous experience in rural, critical access, or resource-limited hospital settings preferred
• Strong knowledge of OR procedures and aseptic technique; detail-oriented with excellent communication

Benefits & Perks:

• Tax-advantaged travel stipends and travel assistance
• Comprehensive healthcare and 401(k) benefits for peace of mind
• Premium compensation for travel assignments
• Job security and the freedom to explore new destinations on your days off

Ready for a dynamic, rewarding experience in Grants, NM? Apply now to set your next adventure in motion and make a real impact!