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Shift: Rotating, 3x12hrs
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Hours: 36 hrs/wk
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Start Date: Sep 14, 2026
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Length: 8 weeks
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Openings: 1
American Traveler is hiring an RN for a Pediatric Critical Care Float Pool position requiring strong PICU experience and the ability to float between NICU, PICU, and CVPICU at a Magnet-designated, Level I Trauma teaching hospital.
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Pediatric Critical Care Float Pool position within a Magnet-designated, Level I Trauma teaching hospital with 320 staffed beds
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Patient ratios range from 1:1 to 1:2, with potential for 1:3 when floating to NICU
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Day shift (3x12 hours, 7:00-19:30) or night shift (3x12 hours, 19:00-7:30) available
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Required to float within scope between NICU, PICU, and CVPICU based on facility needs
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Every other weekend required, with openness to blocked weekend scheduling
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No on-call responsibilities
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Uses Cerner charting system
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Active DC RN license required; MD/VA applicants require compact or state license
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Pending license accepted, with active license required before start date
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Current BLS and PALS certifications required
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Minimum 2 years of recent PICU or CVPICU experience required
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Strong PICU experience required with comfort floating to CVPICU and NICU
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Teaching hospital and Trauma Level I experience preferred
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Prior travel nursing experience preferred
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Proficiency in critical care skills including ventilator management, arterial line management, and interpretation of dysrhythmias
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Provide critical care nursing to pediatric patients across NICU, PICU, and CVPICU settings
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Care for a wide range of complex pediatric cases including congenital heart disease, post cardiac surgery, and post neurosurgery patients
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Scrubs may be any color as long as child-friendly and logo-free
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Every other holiday required, with one holiday preference accommodated when possible
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Maximum RTO of 7 days; full-week RTO requires making up missed shifts or extending the assignment
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First-time travelers are welcome to apply
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Local candidates accepted with no mileage restriction at the same bill rate
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Returning travelers must have been separated from the facility for at least 1 year
