RN, Perianesthesia Nurse
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Job Location:
Lubbock, TX - USA
Monthly Salary:
Not Disclosed
Posted on:
30+ days ago
Vacancies:
1 Vacancy
Job Summary
Join Ambulatory Anesthesia Care!
Office-Based Anesthesia with No Call Weekends or Holidays!
Excellent Compensation and Benefits.
Immediate opportunity 5 days/week GI!
Why AAC
AAC is seeking personable patient-centered RNs to join our thrivingoffice-based anesthesiapractice! Our team is known for its exceptional morale culture and loyalty. Connect directly with our clinicians to hear why theyve built long-term careers here you wont be disappointed!
Who We Are
AAC provides comprehensive peri-operative solutions for physicians surgeons and dentists performing procedures in medical office anesthesiologists and peri-anesthesia registered nurses deliver pre- intra- and post-operative care for a wide variety of office-based surgical procedures.
We function as atraveling surgery center bringing all medications supplies equipment and emergency preparedness directly to the surgeon or dental office.
Our commitment tosafety quality and patient satisfactionis unmatched.
Job Details
- Schedule: Preferably three 1.0 FTE RNs/ W2 (5 days/week set schedule); Open to applicants seeking 0.4 FTE (2 set days per week) or more. Set recurring days.
- Locations:
Lubbock TX - Rotation:Monday-Friday Full-Time
- Specialty: GI
Job Requirements
The Perianesthesia RN implements quality perianesthesia nursing care along with and under the guidance of the anesthesiologist according to practice policies and procedures. You will regularly participate in continuing education programs including but not limited to mandated nursing and medical staff programs as indicated by quality assurance monitoring as you provide the best possible patient care to our patients.
Position Requirements
- Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing
- Holds an active and unrestrictive RN license in the state of Texas or possesses a compact license with eligibility to practice in Texas
- A minimum ofthree yearsof experience in critical care emergency room or post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) nursing is required. However if an RN has a minimum of two years of experience in emergency room (ER) or intensive care unit (ICU) settings and a combination of experience in ER PACU or telemetry they are encouraged to apply and will be considered for screening.
- Current certifications in Basic Life Support (BLS) Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) is required and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) (preferred)
- The ability to conduct basic physical exams and initiate intravenous catheter placement is a necessary skill set.
Our Core Values
At AAC our values shape every decision partnership and success we achieve together:
- We Get Things Done: We deliver exceptional results through decisive action efficiency and accountability.
- We Are Stronger Together: Collaboration and alignment are at the heart of everything we do we succeed as one.
- We Are Unstoppable: We remain resilient and driven turning challenges into opportunities for growth.
- We Blaze New Trails: We lead with curiosity and courage always innovating to advance office-based anesthesia.
- We Give a $h*t / We Own It: We show up follow through care deeply and hold ourselves accountable because integrity isnt optional.
If youre ready to join a team where your work matters where patient care and lifestyle go hand in hand AACis your next step.
Submit your resume today and join us in transforming office-based anesthesia care.
Together were changing healthcare and expanding the future of non-hospital anesthesia!
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Key Skills
- EMR Systems
- Hospital Experience
- Acute Care
- ICU Experience
- Dermal Fillers
- Experience Administering Injections
- Home Care
- Nursing
- Botox Experience
- Critical Care Experience
- Medication Administration
- Tube Feeding
About Company
Our local Texas-based anesthesia group will seamlessly integrate with your team. Enhance patient outcomes and support surgeons, OR staff, and facility administrators — all while staying on schedule.
