Float Premium. The Medical Center recognizes a value to patient care when a registered nurse floats from one unit/clinic to another to meet staffing/patient care needs such as the additional RN staff required to meet the acuity of the patients of the unit, the census/volume and to cover vacations, unscheduled absences, and continuing education. Registered Nurses assigned to work outside the unit(s) for which they were hired as a part of that unit's matrix staff for a defined shift of at least four
Float Premium. Employees hired into the float pool, shall be paid a premium of one dollar and twenty-five cents ($1.25) per hour for all hours worked.
Float Premium. A nurse floating from his/her work unit to a different clinical area to assume a regular patient assignment will be paid two dollars and fifty centers ($2.50) per hour over the employee’s regular hourly rate of pay for all hours floated. Clinical areas include: OB; Emergency Department; Medical/Surgical (2 Main, 2 West); Surgery/PACU/Endoscopy; Short Stay Unit and Critical Care/Telemetry. Exceptions: Employees are not eligible for float premium in the following circumstances:
Float Premium. The Employer recognizes a value to patient care when a 27 registered nurse floats from one unit/clinic to another to meet staffing/patient care 28 needs such as the additional RN staff required to meet the acuity of the patients 29 of the unit, the census/volume and to cover vacations, unscheduled absences, 30 and continuing education. Registered Nurses assigned to work outside the unit(s) 31 for which they were hired as a part of that unit's matrix staff for a defined shift of 32 at least four (4) hours will be compensated with a float premium of one dollar and 33 fifty cents ($1.50) per hour for every hour worked. Registered Nurses employed 34 solely in the Resource Team/Float Pool (excluding Stat and PICC/Vascular 35 Access Program registered nurses) will receive a float premium of four five 36 dollars ($45.00) per hour for all hours.
Float Premium. A nurse who has completed a competency checklist in his or her home unit and one (1) other unit and who takes a patient load in the unit they are floated to shall receive a premium of two dollars ($2.00) per hour for all time spent performing such work. For purposes of this section, a “unit” shall mean the emergency department, family birth center, intensive care unit, medical surgical, and surgical services. In a unit that has multiple departments, a nurse shall receive the premium only if working in a department where he or she has completed a competency checklist. This section 5.7.1 does not apply to a multi-unit nurse.
Float Premium. All nurses who are assigned to float to a regular unit, other than their hired unit(s)/area(s) and Resource Unit Nurses, shall receive three dollars ($3.00) per hour float premium for all hours worked as a float to the other unit.
Float Premium. Nurses who perform work away from their home unit shall receive a premium of three dollars ($3.00) per hour for all time worked outside of their home unit. This section shall only apply to nurses who take a full patient load and shall not apply to nurses in training.
Float Premium. Nurses who float to another unit outside of their assigned pod shall receive a premium of $2.00 for every hour worked in the assignment.
Float Premium. The Employer recognizes a value to patient care when a registered nurse floats from one unit/clinic to another to meet staffing/patient care needs such as the additional RN staff required to meet the acuity of the patients of the unit, the census/volume and to cover vacations, unscheduled absences, and continuing education. Registered Nurses assigned to work outside the unit(s) for which they were hired as a part of that unit's matrix staff for a defined shift of at least four (4) hours will be compensated with a float premium of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per hour for every hour worked. Registered Nurses employed solely in the Resource Team/Float Pool (excluding Stat and PICC/Vascular Access Program registered nurses) will receive a float premium of four dollars ($4.00) per hour for all hours.
Float Premium. Nurses who declare their intent to use the low census bank are eligible for a $3.00 per hour float premium on any occasion in which they float. A nurse who refuses a float at the direction of the Employer to a unit for which he or she is cross trained or otherwise competent will lose the $3.00 float premium, forfeit rights to access his or her low census bank for that calendar year and further accruals will cease. Resource Nurses who declare for the Low Census bank receive a $5.00 premium for all hours worked as a Resource Nurse and are not eligible for the $3.00 low census bank float premium.
