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Location: Green Bay, WI 54311
Position: NICU RN – Crisis Rate | Contract
Hours: 36 hrs/week
Shift: 12-hr Night (7pm–7am or 3pm–3am)
Interview Required: Yes
Work Setting: NICU, with potential floating to Peds/Med-Surg as needed
Position Summary The NICU RN provides specialized care to critically ill neonates, including micropreemies and ventilated infants. This role focuses on high-acuity newborn care in a Level III NICU and includes support for Peds/Med-Surg patients when needed.
Core Responsibilities
Deliver comprehensive neonatal care for Level III NICU patients including micropreemies, infants with respiratory distress, infections, NAS, and intubated/ventilated neonates.
Assist with deliveries and stabilize newborns immediately post-birth.
Administer and monitor oxygen therapy, CPAP, nitrous oxide therapy, chest tubes, and ventilator support.
Conduct transport of NICU patients as required.
Collaborate with neonatologists, NPs, charge nurses, and CNAs to ensure continuous patient care.
Perform bedside and centralized telemetry monitoring; support lab draws via phlebotomy.
Use EPIC, Alaris, and Pyxis systems for charting, medication administration, and IV pump management.
Float to Peds/Med-Surg units as needed to care for NICU babies.
Patient Types
Micropreemies (no major surgeries)
Infants with respiratory distress, NAS, infections
Intubated and ventilated neonates
Patient Ratios
1:1–3 depending on acuity and shift
Required Certifications
RN License (WI or Compact)
BLS, NRP
STABLE preferred
Skills & Experience
1–2 years NICU experience (Level III preferred)
Experience with O2 therapy, CPAP, intubation, ventilator management, chest tube care
Delivery experience and neonatal stabilization skills
Neonatal transport experience preferred
Unit Support & Technology
CNA ratio: 1:18
Bedside and nurses station telemetry
24/7 in-house neonatologist and NP coverage
Charting: EPIC
Medication/IV: Alaris, Pyxis
Orientation & Floating
General hospital orientation
1 shift unit-specific orientation
Floating to Peds as needed
Scheduling & Holidays
Every other weekend rotation
No call responsibilities
Time-off approval up to 7 days
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Position: NICU RN – Crisis Rate | Contract
Hours: 36 hrs/week
Shift: 12-hr Night (7pm–7am or 3pm–3am)
Interview Required: Yes
Work Setting: NICU, with potential floating to Peds/Med-Surg as needed
Position Summary The NICU RN provides specialized care to critically ill neonates, including micropreemies and ventilated infants. This role focuses on high-acuity newborn care in a Level III NICU and includes support for Peds/Med-Surg patients when needed.
Core Responsibilities
Deliver comprehensive neonatal care for Level III NICU patients including micropreemies, infants with respiratory distress, infections, NAS, and intubated/ventilated neonates.
Assist with deliveries and stabilize newborns immediately post-birth.
Administer and monitor oxygen therapy, CPAP, nitrous oxide therapy, chest tubes, and ventilator support.
Conduct transport of NICU patients as required.
Collaborate with neonatologists, NPs, charge nurses, and CNAs to ensure continuous patient care.
Perform bedside and centralized telemetry monitoring; support lab draws via phlebotomy.
Use EPIC, Alaris, and Pyxis systems for charting, medication administration, and IV pump management.
Float to Peds/Med-Surg units as needed to care for NICU babies.
Patient Types
Micropreemies (no major surgeries)
Infants with respiratory distress, NAS, infections
Intubated and ventilated neonates
Patient Ratios
1:1–3 depending on acuity and shift
Required Certifications
RN License (WI or Compact)
BLS, NRP
STABLE preferred
Skills & Experience
1–2 years NICU experience (Level III preferred)
Experience with O2 therapy, CPAP, intubation, ventilator management, chest tube care
Delivery experience and neonatal stabilization skills
Neonatal transport experience preferred
Unit Support & Technology
CNA ratio: 1:18
Bedside and nurses station telemetry
24/7 in-house neonatologist and NP coverage
Charting: EPIC
Medication/IV: Alaris, Pyxis
Orientation & Floating
General hospital orientation
1 shift unit-specific orientation
Floating to Peds as needed
Scheduling & Holidays
Every other weekend rotation
No call responsibilities
Time-off approval up to 7 days
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