Travel Nurse RN - Endoscopy

About the Position

TravelNurseSource is partnering with Cynet Health to locate a qualified Registered Nurse specializing in Endoscopy for a 13-week contract in San Francisco, California. This role is designed for a professional seeking to leverage their clinical expertise in a dynamic outpatient setting.

The position focuses on high-volume endoscopy care, with a daily patient census of approximately 50 to 60 cases. The nurse will work 8-hour day shifts, Monday through Friday, utilizing multiple endoscopy rooms. The environment offers robust interdisciplinary support to assist during procedures, ensuring a collaborative atmosphere.

Candidates will be responsible for administering conscious sedation, managing airways, and performing various endoscopic procedures. Key daily duties include specimen handling, initiating and maintaining IVs, and monitoring patient recovery during pre- and post-procedure phases. The role requires the ability to float to other facilities as needed, offering exposure to diverse healthcare systems and patient populations.

Why Travel Nursing?

This assignment offers the opportunity to tailor your career path by selecting an experience that aligns with your professional goals. Travel nurses often form close bonds with colleagues who share a similar adventurous spirit, creating a strong support system. With the constant demand for healthcare professionals, this role provides job security and a steady stream of opportunities. Additionally, working with diverse teams enhances communication skills, allowing you to effectively interact with colleagues, patients, and families from various backgrounds.

Application Instructions

Candidates must possess a valid RN license, current AHA BLS and ACLS certifications, and a BSN. A minimum of two years of nursing experience is required, with a specific focus on outpatient endoscopy. Prior travel experience within the last 12 months is mandatory. Preference will be given to candidates with trauma I/II experience.

All applicants must complete the required onboarding steps, including Pharmacology, a Skills Checklist, and a Specialty Exam. Candidates will be informed of any float policies prior to acceptance.