in United States, New Hampshire

Start Date: 10/13/2021 End Date: 01/12/2022 Duration: 13 weeks Shift: Days Job Specialty: Circulate OR RN Location: Woodsville, NH Benefits: Competitive Salaries Generous Per Diem Rates Direct Deposit 401(k) Retirement Plans Job Bonuses Shift Differentials Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Free Professional Liability Insurance Licensing Assistance Temporary-To-Permanent Conversion Travel Reimbursement

Start Date: 10/04/2021 End Date: 01/02/2022 Duration: 13 weeks Shift: 3x12 Days Location: Claremont, NH Benefits: Competitive Salaries Generous Per Diem Rates Direct Deposit 401(k) Retirement Plans Job Bonuses Shift Differentials Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Free Professional Liability Insurance Licensing Assistance Temporary-To-Permanent Conversion Travel Reimbursement

Start Date: 10/05/2021 End Date: 01/03/2022 Duration: 13 weeks Shift: 3x12 Days Benefits: Competitive Salaries Generous Per Diem Rates Direct Deposit 401(k) Retirement Plans Job Bonuses Shift Differentials Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance Free Professional Liability Insurance Licensing Assistance Temporary-To-Permanent Conversion Travel Reimbursement

Under the supervision of the Pathology supervisor, the histology technician performs technical functions in the Histology laboratory to provide high quality microscopic slides of tissue for the detection of disease.EducationTwo years of formal training or education beyond the high school level (e.g., Associates Degree).Certification, Registration, and LicensureCertification required to obtain: Histology Technician (American Society Clinical Pathologist) within one year of employment.

Roles and Responsibilities-Providing triage, diagnosis and care for trauma patients, and preventing secondary complications.-Handling serious injuries and illnesses, such as car accidents, suicide attempts, and heart attacks.-Preparing patients for emergency operations and assisting surgeons in the operation.-Distributing emergency medications.-Working with urgent care patients and traumatized family members.-Managing a chaotic and stressful work schedule.

Roles and Responsibilities -Provides expert nursing care in an expanded role to patients/families with pain.-Ensures the delivery of high quality pain management to patients and families.-Evaluates current pain management nursing practices in relation to expected standards across the continuum of care.-Possesses knowledge and skills necessary to meet the developmental/age-specific needs of patients. Incorporates expertise in clinical practice.-Develops an overall pain program to meet the needs of patients/families and staff in collaboration with other Pain Management Nurse Specialist(s).-Acts as a clinical resource/expert to staff.-Advances the nursing profession through the development of expertise, participation in research and dissemination of knowledge and information.-Initiates, replicates and applies findings from research.

Roles and Responsibilities-Checking and recording patients’ vitals before, during, and after dialysis treatment.-Ensuring that hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis treatments are administered to patients correctly.-Monitoring patients during dialysis treatment to identify any adverse reactions.-Preparing and updating nursing care plans.-Promptly notifying the appropriate medical practitioner of any problems that occur during dialysis treatments.-Working with the Dialysis Technicians to ensure that dialysis machines and equipment are set up correctly.-Teaching patients and their family members how to operate home dialysis machines should they decide on home dialysis therapy.-Educating patients on dialysis treatment options, kidney disease management, as well as suitable nutrition and exercise regimens.

Roles and Responsibilities-Attending births and providing care for infants directly after birth.-Evaluating and overseeing the care of infants in the NICU.-Monitoring the health of infants suffering from medical issues relating to birth, such as prematurity or congenital defects.-Performing tests and obtaining and evaluating the results.-Providing treatment and administering medication as proscribed by the NICU physician.-Documenting patient history.-Running and maintaining the equipment in the NICU.-Educating new parents on the care of their new infant; for example, breastfeeding.-Communicating with parents or guardians about the care and medical procedures related to their infant.

Roles and Responsibilities -Working with children and asking questions about their health for diagnosis and documenting patients' symptoms and medical history for the doctor.-Assessing a child's needs and providing initial care.-Identifying changes in children's symptoms and intervening in emergency situations.-Participating in pain management for children.-Administering medications, drawing blood, and giving childhood vaccinations following age-appropriate guidelines.-Monitoring temperature, pulse, breathing, and blood pressure and keeping accurate records.-Evaluating children for signs and symptoms of abuse.-Providing supportive care to dying children.-Dealing with the anxieties and demands of parents, and helping families to deal with their child's illness or injury.-Remaining up to date on the latest developments, rules and regulations, drug therapies, equipment, and treatment procedures.

Roles and Responsibilities-Working closely with patients and learning their health history-Educating patients on their condition and the specifics of their treatment-Helping them manage pain and the process to recover from a musculoskeletal disease or disorder-Assisting doctors in surgery when a bone break or other condition requires the patient to undergo surgery, and working with patients during recovery from surgery-Working with both patients and their families to help them understand specifics of their condition, symptoms that indicate an issue that needs to be dealt with and the details of treatment and recovery