Clinical Nurse - Pediatric Float Pool

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Exciting opportunity for a clinical nurse to join our Pediatric Float Team!

Role Overview:

The Pediatric Float Pool provides an opportunity for nurses to gain exposure to a broader scope of patient care including those with pediatric diagnosis while working throughout our Pediatric Platform including:
• Pediatric Intensive Care Unit
• Pediatric Inpatient Unit
• Pediatric Ambulatory Care Unit
• Administer chemotherapy, immunotherapy, biotherapy, blood products, and other medications to pediatric and adult patients
• Perform patient assessment, offer patient and family education, and symptom management.

Key Qualifications:

• New York State License, BCLS and PALS required
• 1.5-2 years of critical care experience preferred
• 1.5-2 years of related chemotherapy experience preferred
• Peripheral IV and central line care and access skills preferred
• Oncology Nursing Society/ONCC Chemotherapy/Immunotherapy Provider Card preferred

Core Skills:

• Willing to act and eager to adopt new opportunities and tough challenges with vitality, high energy, and passion.
• A creative decision-maker, with shown success at making timely decisions that maintain standards of nursing care within the organization.
• Actively seeking new ways to grow and be challenged, using both formal and informal development channels.
• Approachable and skilled in providing care to diverse groups of people.
• An effective communicator, capable of resolving how best to reach different audiences and executing communications based on that understanding.
• Flexible in your approach and demeanor to align with the shifting demands of evolving circumstances.
• Capable of building strong customer relationships and delivering customer-centric solutions.

Please Note: This opportunity is not open to new graduate RNs.

Pay Range $121,300- $154,450.00

Additional Information:

• Location: MSK Pediatric Day Hospital, 444 E 68th St.
• Schedule: 3 x 12 hour shifts flexed between 7am-7:30 pm

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Learn more about Nursing at MSK: Our highly skilled, Magnet recognized nursing team at Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK) comprises over 5,600 staff, including 600+ advanced practice Providers and 70 clinical nurse specialists and nurse educators, in addition to over 100 CRNAs. We are dedicated to delivering excellence in the art and science of professional nursing, consistent with our Vision, Mission, and Values.

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