Nursing
What type of RN is primarily used in an ER Holding Unit?
Med Surg
This position primarily specializes in X-Ray, but may also utilize a broad range of scans (depending on the hospital)?
Radiology Tech
Aside from job duties, what is the major factor that would prevent an ICU RN from applying for a Med Surg role or wanting to float to Med Surg?
Nurse/Patient ratio
Which holidays are observed by UNC Health, and thus qualify workers for Holiday Pay if they work on these days?
Name at least 3 types of nursing floors that would utilize a Med Surg RN?
How does a Scrub Tech (OR Tech) differ from an OR RN Circulator?
Circulators are primarily responsible for preparing the OR before surgery, positioning/preparing the patient, monitoring the surgical team and patient during surgery, and documenting and maintaining patient records.
Scrubbing (OR Tech) mainly consists of instrument preparation, sterilization, passing instruments and supplies to the surgeon during surgery, and post op clean up/sterilization.
Note: Most OR RNs will be Circulators, but some hospitals have their RNs also scrub.
What are the main differences between a Level I Trauma Hospital vs Level II?
Level I Trauma centers deal with a higher acuity of patients and have better capability to perform lifesaving services. Level I Trauma centers typically have technology/equipment that Level II Trauma centers don’t (such as ECMO machines). Level I Trauma Centers also typically provide more medical outreach education and are more likely to be teaching hospitals than Level II.
What is the protocol for a worker that wants to change suppliers?
If a worker would like to move suppliers, RightSourcing will allow after two consecutive contracts are completed. In the event the worker would like to move suppliers after one contract, they’ll need to be departed from the UNC facility for 30 days.
If a worker is on contract and there is an egregious act on the supplier's behalf, RightSourcing will allow the candidate to move suppliers.
What are the main differences between an RN and an LPN (outside of education)?
What certifying boards are used for credentialing Imaging specialists (Sonographer, MRI, CT, Rad Tech, etc.)?
What are 2 certifications that all Rightsourcing suppliers must have to be on the UNC Health account?
How many hours must a clinical worker be on assignment before the client can convert them to perm without a fee? How many for non-clinical?
Name at least 3 types of conditions that a Neuro RN may treat?
What is the difference between a Vascular Tech and a Cardiovascular Tech?
Both Vascular Techs and Cardiovascular Techs assist with diagnosing and treating cardiovascular issues. Vascular Techs specialize in imaging and procedures related to blood flow, veins, and arteries. Cardiovascular Techs deal with a broader range of cardiovascular treatment including ECG, catheterization, pulmonary, valve blockages, etc.
Name at least 3 ways that a Rightsourcing CSC can attempt to increase submittal flow on a requisition?
What are the terms and timeline for invoicing and payment/remittance to suppliers?
What is the difference between Cardiovascular ICU and Cardiothoracic ICU?
CVICU focuses on patients with critical heart conditions (examples heart attacks, heart failure, recovery from stent placements). CTICU cares for patients who have already undergone cardiothoracic procedures (examples include recovery from open heart surgery or Lung resections).
Additional Info:
What are at least 3 key differences in what CT scans are used to diagnose vs MRI scans?
CT: Internal injuries, tumors, vascular diseases, cancer detection, blood clots, aneurysms, internal bleeding.
MRI: Brain tumors, spinal cord injuries, joint disorders or injuries, torn ligaments, cartilage damage, multiple sclerosis.
Name at least 7 hard stop items on the UNC Health Compliance Matrix?
In these specific scenarios, the supplier is NOT able to bill the client for their workers not getting their guaranteed hours?