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The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) is separated into 2 teams - PICU and Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The PICU/CICU is a 31-bed quaternary care referral center for 4 states that cares for patients from newborns up to young adults. The PICU patients have a number of interesting conditions including septic shock, solid organ transplant (liver, intestine, and kidney), advanced bone marrow transplant, neurosurgery and other pediatric surgeries. Specialized care provided in the PICU includes ECMO/ECLS (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation/Extracorporeal Life support), continuous renal replacement therapy, liver dialysis, nitric oxide and ICP monitoring. The CICU patients, ranging in age from newborn to 21 years, have complex congenital defects requiring surgery, cardiology and/or cardiac transplant care. Specialized care provided in the CICU includes ECMO/ECLS, continuous renal replacement therapy, nitric oxide, ventricular assist devices, opens chest procedure and temporary pacemakers. The PICU and CICU have an all RN staff that work closely with respiratory therapists, nutritionists, social workers, pharmacists and physicians to care for these critically ill children. The physical environment is made of mostly single rooms with a parent space (including a place to sleep in the room) that allows families to be present and partner in the care of their child. A minimum of one year of med/surg pediatrics, neonatal pediatrics or adult/peds ICU experience is required for either PICU or CICU. Current BLS (American Heart Association Health Care Provider, American Safety and Health Institution Professional Level or American AED/CPR Association - Professional Rescuer) and ability to perform CPR are required. Pediatric Advance Life Support (PALS) is mandatory within 90 days of hire and must be maintained as current thereafter. PICU experience is preferred. A current Washington State RN license is required. Occasional overtime may be required.PICU/CICU position. Requires minimum 1 year of peds acute care, NICU or adult ICU experience. PICU experience preferred. Hours: Part-time (0.9 FTE), 12 hour night shifts.At Seattle Children´s, we believe in accountability, respect and teamwork - not only with patients and their families, but also with each other. If you share these principles, we encourage you to join us. We offer excellent pay and benefits, retirement plans, opportunities for career advancement, paid training days, and so much more. Equal Opportunity Employer.

The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) is separated into 2 teams - PICU and Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The PICU/CICU is a 31-bed quaternary care referral center for 4 states that cares for patients from newborns up to young adults. The PICU patients have a number of interesting conditions including septic shock, solid organ transplant (liver, intestine, and kidney), advanced bone marrow transplant, neurosurgery and other pediatric surgeries. Specialized care provided in the PICU includes ECMO/ECLS (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation/Extracorporeal Life support), continuous renal replacement therapy, liver dialysis, nitric oxide and ICP monitoring. The CICU patients, ranging in age from newborn to 21 years, have complex congenital defects requiring surgery, cardiology and/or cardiac transplant care. Specialized care provided in the CICU includes ECMO/ECLS, continuous renal replacement therapies, nitric oxide, ventricular assist devices, open chest procedure and temporary pacemakers. The PICU and CICU have an all RN staff that work closely with respiratory therapists, nutritionists, social workers, pharmacists and physicians to care for these critically ill children. The physical environment is made of mostly single rooms with a parent space (including a place to sleep in the room) that allows families to be present and partner in the care of their child. A minimum of one year of med/surg pediatrics, neonatal pediatrics or adult/peds ICU experience is required for either PICU or CICU. Current BLS (American Heart Association Health Care Provider, American Safety and Health Institution Professional Level or American AED/CPR Association - Professional Rescuer) and ability to perform CPR are required. Pediatric Advance Life Support (PALS) is mandatory within 90 days of hire and must be maintained as current thereafter. PICU experience is preferred. A current Washington State RN license is required. Occasional overtime may be required.CICU core position. Requires 1 year minimum PICU or level III NICU RN experience. CICU experience preferred. Hours: Part-time 0.9 FTE, 12 hour night shifts + callAt Seattle Children´s, we believe in accountability, respect and teamwork - not only with patients and their families, but also with each other. If you share these principles, we encourage you to join us. We offer excellent pay and benefits, retirement plans, opportunities for career advancement, paid training days, and so much more. For immediate consideration, please apply online. Equal Opportunity Employer.

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The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) is separated into 2 teams - PICU and Cardiac Intensive Care Unit. The PICU/CICU is a 31-bed quaternary care referral center for 4 states that cares for patients from newborns up to young adults. The PICU patients have a number of interesting conditions including septic shock, solid organ transplant (liver, intestine, and kidney), advanced bone marrow transplant, neurosurgery and other pediatric surgeries. Specialized care provided in the PICU includes ECMO/ECLS (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation/Extracorporeal Life support), continuous renal replacement therapy, liver dialysis, nitric oxide and ICP monitoring. The CICU patients, ranging in age from newborn to 21 years, have complex congenital defects requiring surgery, cardiology and/or cardiac transplant care. Specialized care provided in the CICU includes ECMO/ECLS, continuous renal replacement therapies, nitric oxide, ventricular assist devices, open chest procedure and temporary pacemakers. The PICU and CICU have an all RN staff that work closely with respiratory therapists, nutritionists, social workers, pharmacists and physicians to care for these critically ill children. The physical environment is made of mostly single rooms with a parent space (including a place to sleep in the room) that allows families to be present and partner in the care of their child. A minimum of one year of med/surg pediatrics, neonatal pediatrics or adult/peds ICU experience is required for either PICU or CICU. Current BLS (American Heart Association Health Care Provider, American Safety and Health Institution Professional Level or American AED/CPR Association - Professional Rescuer) and ability to perform CPR are required. Pediatric Advance Life Support (PALS) is mandatory within 90 days of hire and must be maintained as current thereafter. PICU experience is preferred. A current Washington State RN license is required. Occasional overtime may be required.PICU/CICU flex position. Requires 1 year minimum of PICU or CICU experience. Hours: Part-time 0.9 FTE, 12 hour night shifts.At Seattle Children´s, we believe in accountability, respect and teamwork - not only with patients and their families, but also with each other. If you share these principles, we encourage you to join us. We offer excellent pay and benefits, retirement plans, opportunities for career advancement, paid training days, and so much more.

Job Specialty: PICU Position Type: Regular-F/T Shift Length: 12hr Hours: 7pm - 7:30am Days: Flexible Shift Type: Night Weekends: Every Other Job Description: Our PICU is staffed by three board-certified or board-eligible PICU specialists. The PICU is accredited by California Childrens Services and serves as the core for designating Cedars-Sinai Medical Center as a Pediatric Critical Care Center by the California Department of Health. Summary of Essential Job Duties:The Registered Nurse, Clinical Nurse IV, PICU, as an expert professional practitioner, assumes responsibility and accountability for the expert application of the nursing process and the delivery of patient care. The Clinical Nurse IV, PICU, consistently demonstrates professional skills and abilities, utilizes her/his knowledge base and exemplary leadership and education skills to direct and supervise the clinical performance of others in the role of collegial consultant and resource person. She/he demonstrates motivation and creativity and serves as a catalyst for effective changes within Nursing at the unit, Service Line and institutional levels. Promotes performance improvement by utilizing and guiding staff in the use of Plan-Do-Check-Act model for performance improvement. The Clinical Nurse IV, PICU, provides nursing care consistent with Nursing Standards of Care/Practice, the Plan for Provision of Nursing Care, The Plan for Provision of Patient Care, the Performance Improvement Plan, the Patient Education Plan and Professional Organization Standards. The Clinical Nurse IV, PICU, maintains competency skills including the ability to provide care to special patient populations and patients and families with diverse cultural backgrounds. She/he can identify safety concerns and institute measures to provide a safe environment; and provide appropriate assessment, intervention, and evaluation of patients with consideration of developmental milestones in the neonatal, infant, toddler, preschool, school-age, adolescent, and young adult patient population.Requirements/Experience:BSN, Valid California Registered Nurse License. Certified in PALS. Full command (verbal & written) of the English language. Minimum of 3 years experience in specialty area required. Has maintained satisfactory Clinical Nurse III status for a minimum of 6 months. Certification in field of practice preferred. BSN preferred. Strong interpersonal and communication skills. Working knowledge of applicable standards of practice.Physical Demands:The physical ability and perceptive acuity to satisfactorily perform all direct and indirect patient care.