RN- ICU

CCU (Coronary Care Unit) – 16 bed unit – acute cardiac patients; nurse to patient ratio is 1:2 depending on acuity; do go 1:1 depending on need

• Acute cardiac- arrest, STEMI, post -cath and EP procedures
• Medical cardiac- respiratory failure and other medical diagnoses requiring ICU
• Pulmonary Hypertension Unit
• Equipment: PA catheter, IABP, Impella, hypothermia, CRRT

CVICU (Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit) – 8 bed unit – nurse to patient ratio is typically 1:1 – again based on acuity – need experienced open-heart nurses or those with strong cardiac - patient population to include:

• Cardiac surgery recovery and ICU
• CABG, valve repair/replacement, dissection
• TAVR, MitraClip
• Equipment- as above plus ECMO

MICU (Medical Intensive Care Unit) – 10 bed unit; nurse to patient ratio is typically 1:2 – ideally need nurses with prior critical care/ICU experience – patient population to include:

• Respiratory Failure/Arrests
• Cardiac Arrests
• Diabetic Ketoacidosis
• Sepsis

STICU (Surgical Trauma Intensive Care Unit) – 10 bed unit; nurse to patient ratio is typically 1:2 – ideally need nurses with prior critical care/ICU experience – patient population to include:

• Traumas
• Complex abdominal surgeries
• Sepsis
• Complex vascular and thoracic surgeries

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