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Shands at the University of Florida is a magnet certified, Level 1 Trauma center, teaching hospital in Gainesville, FL. New cancer center, 2 helipads, adult and pediatric ERs, 7 ICUs. They are always hiring RNs. They have a lift team for the heavy patients, but generally, nursing staff are more than willing to help those who need help. They know injuries are not fun!
Lawnwood regional medical center in fort pierce FL is hiring on ticu, sicu, Cvicu nurses. I do not know about a lift team but I have seen their ads for 5,7,10K sign on bonuses floating around. From my understanding they are level two and for the area I live in pay fairly well by Florida standards
Aloma7
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Hello everyone!
A couple of weeks ago I endorsed my license to move to Florida and it already has been approved :) . Therefore, I am looking at level 1 or level 2 trauma from Florida that also have a lifting team for the ICU's. During my almost two years in the SICU I am currently working, I have earned a couple of bulging discs so that is why I am interested in knowing what hospitals have lifting teams. Does any of you know?
Also, please, let me know if you know of any hospital that is hiring ICU nurses (ideally I would like to continue in SICU but I am open to any adult ICUs too). It can be confusing to apply from another states to hospitals you have never heard much from.
Thank you all in advance for your feedback :)