Newly Acquired Hospital Seeks RNs, LPNs and CENAs - 12-Hr Days or Nights Available !

Vibra Healthcare, a national long term acute care (LTACH) and rehabilitation hospital system, is celebrating the acquisition of our newest facility in Lincoln Park, MI.

We make caring personal. Our LTACHs have a series of specialized programs and services for patients who require extensive (averaging 25-30 days) acute care for their recovery.  When you work for Vibra, you’ll get to know your patient and his/her family quite well. Our expansion is creating exceptional opportunities for career growth and advancement.

Vibra Hospital of Southeastern Michigan is searching for qualified RNs, LPNs and CENAs to join our nursing team.

Qualified candidates will possess:
- Current Michigan RN, LPN or CNA license
- Current CPR certification

- Current ACLS preferred for SCU. 
- Able to communicate effectively in English through written and verbal means.

- Training and previous experience in LTACH, Critical Care or Med/Surg preferred. 

To apply, please visit our website at www.vibrahealthcare.com/careers.php

 

For more information, read on:

Hospital Info



· Location: Lincoln Park, MI

· Average daily census:  36.5 /  Expected daily census by late summer 2008: 50

· Since the Vibra team has come on board, there has been a 100% increase in census!

 Patient Experience

· All rooms are private

· Team nursing approach with 6:1 Med/Surg nursing ratio, 3:1 SCU nursing ratio

· Average patient stay is 3-5 weeks.

 Work Environment

· Congenial working group where everyone knows you by name

· Experienced nursing staff who believe in the LTAC concept and who go above & beyond for their patients

· Intensive preceptorship and classroom education

· Opportunity to participate in interdisciplinary rounds with primary care physicians and specialists

· In-house physicians available on-site 24/7

· Dynamic, experienced Respiratory Therapy team staffed 24/7

· Service-oriented Staff Pharmacists

· Opportunity to participate in Nursing Council

· Full-time nursing educator

· Satisfaction of seeing your patient recover under your care

· Opportunity to really know your patients and their family