NICU Level 3 RN

Level III NICURN must be experienced caring for neonates 22 weeks and greater. RN required to manage therapeutic hypothermia using Arctic Sun and aEEG for infants 35 weeks gestation and above. RN must comfortable with admissions following delivery. RN must be experienced managing thermoregulation (giraffe isolate), hyperbilirubinemia, hypoglycemia management, blood administration, IV placement, lab draws, and central lines (management). RN required to assist with intubation, managing vents, high flow, NIRS monitoring, bubble CPAP with Fisher Paykel interface brand. RN must comfortable with admissions following delivery, complex discharge teaching such as trach, glucometer, g-tube. RN must be able to use of TCOM. RN must be able to manage vasopressors and sedation gtts as well as management of an A line. RN must be able use Baxter pump and Alaris pumps. RN must have experience mixing maternal breast milk with formula or breast milk fortification, NG/GT feeds, breastfeeding support, and managing feeders growers, G-tube management, Ostomy care, Neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome (NOWS) care. No post-op cases.

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