WEO +1 employees will be required to work two 12 hour shifts per weekend plus one 12 hour shift during the week. The weekend begins Friday evening at 7:00 p.m. and extends through Monday morning at 7:00 a.m. WEO +1 employees must maintain competencies for areas chosen for work. The initial competencies must be completed within the 90 days to be eligible for continued employment to include BCLS, ACLS, PALS and any other certifications required in the specific clinical areas. (Paid call time will be at the prescribed base rate, which is defined as the standard, non-WEO base hourly rate for RNs, including appropriate experience pay).
QualificationsEducation/Certification:
Current North Carolina RN License required.
Graduation from accredited School of Nursing.
Current BLS Certification required.
ACLS required in ICU, L&D, IMCU, Telemetry, PACU, ASU, EU and Emergency Department.
NRP required in Nursery, L&D, Postpartum, and Pediatrics.
EFM required for L&D, Postpartum, and Pediatrics.
STABLE required for Nursery.
PALS required in Pediatrics, ICU, PACU, ASU and Emergency Department.
NIH required IMCU, ICU, and Emergency Department
Experience:
One year of clinical experience for charge responsibilities.
Skills Required
- Current North Carolina RN License
- Graduation from accredited School of Nursing
- Current BLS Certification
- ACLS certification (required for ICU, L&D, IMCU, Telemetry, PACU, ASU, EU, Emergency Department)
- NRP certification (required for Nursery, L&D, Postpartum, Pediatrics)
- EFM certification (required for L&D, Postpartum, Pediatrics)
- STABLE certification (required for Nursery)
- PALS certification (required in Pediatrics, ICU, PACU, ASU, Emergency Department)
- NIH (certification/training) required for IMCU, ICU, Emergency Department
- One year of clinical experience for charge responsibilities
- Willingness to work WEO +1 schedule: two 12-hour weekend shifts plus one 12-hour weekday shift
- Maintain competencies for chosen work areas and complete initial competencies within 90 days
What We Do
Onslow Memorial Hospital is a 162-bed acute care community hospital founded in 1944 and located in coastal North Carolina, serving Jacksonville and greater Onslow County. The facility provides a vast array of healthcare services, including state-of-the-art diagnostics. It is dedicated to its mission of providing excellent patient health services in a healing and family-centered environment, ensuring quality care for its local community.
