NICU Level 3 RN

The Neonatal Vascular Access RN provides specialized nursing care to critically ill neonates in a Level III NICU caring for patients 22 weeks gestation and greater. This role serves as the primary resource for vascular access, with primary responsibility for the management of PICC lines and peripheral IVs. The RN delivers expert clinical care while supporting complex neonatal therapies, monitoring, and interventions. Perform PICC line care and assist in placement of PICCs, peripheral IV placement, central line management, laboratory specimen collection, and vascular access troubleshooting. Monitor and manage critically ill neonatal patients receiving advanced respiratory support, including High-Frequency Jet Ventilation (HFJV), SIMV, High-Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation (HFOV), high-flow therapy, and Nitric Oxide. Pref exp with therapeutic hypothermia (Arctic Sun) and aEEG monitoring.

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