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Jobs/Bonuses
If you are an RN or Clinical Care Assistant applying for an Administrative/Educational or Inpatient position, you will be required to complete our 15” Internet-based Customer Service Assessment as part of the application process.
After you have completed your on-line application, all qualified applicants will receive a personal e-mail from a Nurse Recruitment staff member within two (2) business days r/t applicant status.
If you do not receive this e-mail notice, please contact our office to determine application status
If you are applying for an Inpatient
Administrative/Educational position, you will also be
required to complete our
Administrative Patient Care Services Form and submit page one and two to
Nurse Recruitment before application will
be considered (See Administrative Applications).
If you are applying for an Inpatient
New Graduate position, you
will need to look only at
postings for Inpatient RNI
to see if New Graduate is
listed. If there is no requirement listed under required experience, you
are eligible to apply.
In addition, you will also be required to complete an
Educational Reference
and submit to
Nurse Recruitment
before application will be considered (See Student Jobs).
We only accept online applications and resumes
(Word/Adobe Formats only).
Remember to check the Summary Page for any deficiencies
that will be noted in RED
Don’t forget to hit the Submit/Resubmit button to process your application
To apply, visit our
application page at
HR Jobs
Applications are active for 90 days. Postings
are updated each Monday. Positions are subject to close after 5 working
days without notice.
Applicants requesting an in-patient
position are responsible to contact
Nurse
Recruitment within 3-5 working days to inquire if applicant selected for
interview.
Applicants requesting an out-patient
position will be contacted directly by area managers within 10 working days
if applicant selected for interview.
RN Sign-On
Bonuses
Applicants will be asked by interviewing
manager to complete the RN Sign-On Bonus at time of interview but date will not
be added until applicant accepts the position.
Sign-On Bonus will not apply until the date
the applicant accepts
the position. If the position is listed as “Hard To Fill”
on the acceptance date, applicant eligible to receive $2,000 to $4,000 Sign-On Bonus.
Applicants with 3 years current acute care experience are eligible for a $10,000 Sign-On Bonus if hired into a “Critical Area” defined as 24/7 operations in Hospital (In Patient Units, ED, Surgical Services and PRI).
"Acute” is defined as three years of current experience in a hospital. Experience is defined as same or similar experience in the same area of hire (substitutions will be determined on a case by case basis). Other restrictions apply regarding re-hires, transfers, etc.
Applicants who do not meet the 3 years acute care experience are eligible for a $2,000 - $4,000 Sign-On Bonus in a “Hard To Fill” Inpatient Area only that changes every 30 days (see below for specific areas).
$1000 RN Referral
Bonus
Although applicant will list name, department
and work number of employee referral under additional data section during
application,
RN Referral
Bonus Form is required to be completed within 24 hours of application
and submitted to the
Nurse Recruitment Office.
RN Referral Bonus will not apply unless specific position is listed as “Hard To
Fill” on date of application.
Bonuses apply to the following “Hard To Fill” Areas through August 30, 2008:
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2B: Neurology/Seizure
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3B: Medical/Surgical
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4B: Surgical Oncology/ENT/GYN Tumor
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4C: General Surgery/Orthopedics
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4D: Short Stay
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6E: Medical Oncology
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7A: Organ Failure/Transplant
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7E: Myeloma Transplant/BMT
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ED: Emergency Department
$15,000 RN Referral Bonus
Although applicant will list name, department and work number of employee referral under additional data section during application, RN Referral Bonus Form is required to be completed within 24 hours of application and submitted to the Nurse Recruitment Office.
$15,000 RN Referral Bonus will only apply for “Critical Areas” defined as 24/7 operations in Hospital (In Patient Units, ED, Surgical Services and PRI).
RN
Resource Nurse Recognition Program
Vision: The vision of the Professional
Nursing Organization (PNO) Resource Nurse Recognition Program (RNRP) is
to promote clinical excellence and continuous growth of our professional
nurses who provide direct patient care.
Mission: UAMS Department of Nursing believes that improved
patient outcomes is a result of highly skilled professional nurses who
are self motivated to continue learning, empowered to improve nursing
care quality and dedicated to furthering the nursing profession. In
addition to the Clinical Ladder, which differentiates levels of
Registered Nurse practice, the PNO Resource Nurse Recognition Program
addresses continued excellence by those nurses who remain in clinical
positions delivering direct patient care.
Purposes of the Resource Nurse Recognition Program are to:
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Acknowledge professional nurses who exemplify excellence
in nursing practice through their individual contributions and talents.
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Reward professional nurses for their continual
advancement and professional development as direct patient care
providers (up to $1000 every six (6) months based on
evaluation/criteria).
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Enhance recruitment and retention of professional nurses
at UAMS.
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Formally recognize professional nurses for expertise in
clinical practice.
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Support individual professional nurses’ contributions
and talents in promotion of excellent nursing care for patients for
their particular area/unit.
Participants/Eligibility: (must work minimum
of one (1) year @ UAMS)
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All RN IIs and Clinical RN IIIs who have successfully
completed their probation period are eligible to seek advancement
through Resource Nurse Recognition Program. Candidates must maintain
competent performance standards (score of 3 or above) and last
performance appraisal score of 300.
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Candidates at the written stage of the disciplinary
process in the past 12 months for performance issues are ineligible to
participate in the program.
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All RN candidates must adhere to Code of Conduct and
CARE Value policies at all times.
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RN candidates must be 0.6 FTE (Full time equivalent) or
greater.
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Upon transfer to another unit/department, the
participant’s eligibility to meet the Resource Nurse category’s criteria
and to continue with participation in Recognition Program will be
evaluated by Clinical Services Manager (CSM).
RNRP Practice Process:
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The Scope of Practice Council is the governing council
overseeing and maintaining the integrity of the Resource Nurse
Recognition Program. Evaluation and revision of the program will be
conducted annually by the Scope of Practice Council.
The candidate decides which Resource Nurse Category he/she would like to
pursue:
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Infection Control Resource Nurse
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Skin/Wound/Ostomy Resource Nurse
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Patient Safety/Emergency Preparedness Resource Nurse
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Diabetic Resource Nurse
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Customer Service Resource Nurse
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Pain Resource Nurse
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