Critical Care Float Pool Sample Clauses
The Critical Care Float Pool clause establishes the framework for assigning nursing or medical staff to various critical care units within a healthcare facility as needed. It typically outlines the criteria for selecting staff for the float pool, the types of units they may be assigned to, and any special training or compensation considerations. This clause ensures that critical care areas are adequately staffed during periods of high demand or staff shortages, thereby maintaining patient care standards and operational flexibility.
Critical Care Float Pool. Critical care super float pool nurses who have completed their orientation as set forth in Section 8.9.2 shall be paid an hourly differential of $2.00 above their Appendix A pay rate.
Critical Care Float Pool. The Critical Care Float Pool will be staffed with nurses who have current adult critical care nursing experience. This Critical Care Float Pool may service the ICU, IMCU, (ED and PACU if qualified), telemetry, or may be assigned as house float, and other areas as needed. Nurses will take assignments only in areas where they have been trained. Nurses within the Critical Care Float Pool assigned as a house float will carry a pager and work multiple units.
Critical Care Float Pool. The Critical Care Float Pool will be staffed with nurses who have current adult critical care nursing. This Critical Care Float Pool services the ICU, ED, PACU, telemetry, cath lab, stat team, and other areas as needed. Nurses will be trained to all of these areas. Nurses within the Critical Care Float Pool assigned to the stat team carry a pager and work multiple units.
Critical Care Float Pool. The Critical Care Float Pool will be staffed with nurses that have current adult critical care nursing. This Critical Care Float Pool may 2 Nurses assigned to the following float pools will not be required to float to another campus. If a nurse volunteers to work at another campus, the Float Pool nurse will receive the five dollar ($5.00) float pool premium (see Article 12.7 Float Pool Premium) plus the $3.50 multi-campus float premium. service ICUs, ED , PACU, telemetry, cath lab, Stat team, and other areas as needed. Nurses will be trained to all of these areas. Nurses within the Critical Care Float Pool assigned to the Stat team carry a pager and work multiple units.
Critical Care Float Pool. The Critical Care Float Pool will be staffed with nurses that have current adult critical care nursing. This Critical Care Float Pool may service ICUs, ED , PACU, telemetry, cath lab, Stat team, and other areas as needed. Nurses will be trained to all 2 Nurses assigned to the following float pools will not be required to float to another campus. If a nurse volunteers to work at another campus, the nurse will receive the five dollar ($5) float pool premium plus the multi-campus float premium. of these areas. Nurses within the Critical Care Float Pool assigned to the Stat team carry a pager and work multiple units.
Critical Care Float Pool. 1. Scheduled Critical Care Float Nurses at DCMH shall receive two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) per hour added to their rate. DCMH shall post 1 permanent .9 day position and 1 permanent .9 night positions. Such postings shall not add to the existing FTE. To be eligible for the differential, Critical Care Float Nurses must:
a. Be available to float from unit to unit, including within the same shift, if needed.
b. Work the days scheduled by DCMH to meet the needs of DCMH provided such schedule is not inconsistent with other provisions of this agreement.
c. In the event that all units are fully staffed the critical care float department will be placed on call. If a situation arises that the critical care float nurse has been place on call once in a pay period and there are no needs, then the order of on call would be as follows:
1. Volunteers
2. Med-surg
3. Telemetry
4. CICU