
Registered Nurse Circulator - Surgical Services
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Columbia Memorial Hospital is hiring a Registered Nurse Circulator - Surgical Services. The Registered Nurse Circulator in Surgical Services assesses and coordinates direct and indirect perioperative activity, including surgical cases, endoscopy, and OB. This role involves performing clerical/computer tasks, assisting perioperative personnel and physicians/surgeons, and preparing patients for surgical procedures. The nurse will also complete documentation, assist the Anesthetist, and provide support in PACU when necessary.
Key focus areas include Assess and coordinate direct and indirect perioperative activity and patient care, Perform clerical/computer tasks associated with perioperative activity, and Assist other perioperative personnel and physicians/surgeons in surgical procedures and related tasks.
Successful candidates bring Registered Nurse License Oregon, BLS Certification, and ACLS Certification. Important skills include AORN Standards, Operating Room Principles, Aseptic Technique, Sterilization Procedures, Anatomy, and Physiology.
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ONA Wage Range: $57.63 to $82.02, dependent on experience
ELIGIBLE FOR CMH EMPLOYEE REFERRAL BONUS: PRIORITY RECRUITMENT
This position is responsible to assess and coordinate direct and indirect perioperative activity (this includes surgical cases, endoscopy, and OB) and patient care. To perform clerical/computer tasks associated with perioperative activity. To assist other perioperative personnel and physicians/surgeons in surgical procedures and related tasks. To prepare the patient psychologically and physically for surgical procedures/treatments. To complete documentation thoroughly, timely, and accurately complying with guidelines therein. To act as assistant to Anesthetist. To assist in PACU when necessary. To take call on a rotational basis.
Job Requirements Knowledge of/Skill/Ability to: Demonstrates ability to remain calm and level-headed during crisis or emergency situations. Handles stress adequately. Ability to be a team player. Must have a thorough knowledge of AORN standards and Operating Room principles. Knowledge and previous application in aseptic technique and sterilization procedures. Thorough understanding of anatomy, physiology, and how it relates to surgical and anesthesia procedures.
License/Certification Currently licensed as Registered Nurse with the Oregon State Board of Nursing. Current BLS required through the American Heart Association required upon hire and kept current henceforth. Must obtain ACLS and PALS certification required through the American Heart Association within six months of hire and kept current henceforth. TNCC and NRP, or equivalent preferred.
Education and/or Experience Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing. OR experience necessary. PACU experience preferred. For RNs graduating within the last 12 months, or RNs that have not practiced in an acute care facility within the last 24 months, and have not previously completed a residency program will be required to complete the CMH-provided program.
Physical Demands and Work Environment Conditions / ADA Compliance Physical ability to perform essential functions of the position. Standing and walking most of the time while on duty is necessary. Occasional lifting of patients without assistance. Ability to work under physical and mental stress for several hours. Must be able to understand written and spoken English Must have dexterity and mobility to operate equipment, retrieve supplies off shelves, push stretchers, tables, etc. May work in darkened rooms occasionally. Must demonstrate safe work practices with hazardous chemicals and ability to wear appropriate personal protective devices. Must be able to tolerate wearing a surgical mask for long periods.
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